"The seder service on Pesach is the oldest surviving ritual in the Western world, dating back some 3,300 years....Through the Haggadah more than a hundred generations of Jews have handed on their story to their children....Few texts have received more attention than the Haggadah. There are thousands of commentaries, and more are published each year. Anyone who contemplates adding to this number must ask not 'Why is this night different?' But 'Why is this edition different?' My answer is that...
The Story of Stories 1A Tale of Two Civilisations 11Pesach, Freud and Jewish Identity 15Building a Society of Freedom 21History and Memory 27Not One Alone 33Pesach and the Rebirth of Israel 45An Afternoon in Jerusalem 55The Universal Story 59The Omer and the Politics of Torah 67Time as a Narrative of Hope 75The Sages at Bnei Brak 85Women and the Exodus 93The Missing Fifth 101The Art of Asking Questions 105What Does the Wicked Son Say? 109Begin with the Shame, End with the Praise 115Ben Zoma and the Sages 121The First Pesach 125The Unasked Question 129Only One Kid 133