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[Don80]
Donin, Hayim. To Pray as a Jew: A Guide to the Prayer Book and
the Synagogue Service. Basic Books, New York. 1980. Paperback
reissue edition, 1991. ISBN 0-465086-33-0.
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[ForXX]
Forst, Binyomin. The Laws Of B'rachos. Artscroll. [A
comprehensive exposition of the background and laws of
blessings.]
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[Fra97]
Frankiel, Tamar; Greenfeld, Judy. Minding the Temple of the
Soul: Balancing Body, Mind, and Spirit Through Traditional
Jewish Prayer, Movement, and Meditation. Jewish Lights Pub;
1997. Paperback. ISBN 1-879045-64-8.
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[Gri93]
Grishaver, Joel Lurie. And You Shall Be a Blessing: An
Unfolding of the Six Words That Begin Every Brakhah. Jason
Aronson; 1993. Hardcover. 190 pages. ISBN 0-876684-64-9.
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[Ham95]
Hammer, Reuven. Entering Jewish Prayer: A Guide to Personal
Devotion and the Worship Service. Schocken Books; 1995.
Paperback. Reprint edition. ISBN 0-805210-22-9. [More than a
'how-to' guide, this book deals with the basic issues in
prayer, the historical compilation of the Siddur; the
orchestration of the daily, Sabbath, and festival prayers; the
themes of special prayers, such as the Blessing After Meals and
the Kaddish; and the essential experience of making prayer a
vital part of one's life. Also explains differences between the
liturgy of each of the Jewish movements.]
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[Hofxx]
Hoffman, Lawrence (ed). My People's Prayer Book, Traditional
Prayers, Modern Commentaries. 7 volume series:
+ Vol. 1: Traditional Prayers, Modern Commentaries--The Sh'ma
and Its Blessings. Jewish Lights Pub; 1997. Hardcover. 240
pages. ISBN 1-879045-79-6.
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+ Vol. 2: Traditional Prayers, Modern Commentaries--The Amidah.
Jewish Lights Pub; 1998. Hardcover. 240 pages. ISBN
1-879045-80-X.
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+ Vol. 3: Traditional Prayers, Modern Commentaries--P'sukei
D'zimrah (Morning Psalms). Jewish Lights Pub; 1999.
Hardcover. 200 pages. ISBN 1-879045-81-8.
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+ Vol. 4: Traditional Prayers, Modern Commentaries--Seder
K'riyat Hatorah (Shabbat Torah Service). Jewish Lights Pub;
2000. Hardcover. ISBN 1-879045-82-6.
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[Jac72]
Jacobs, Louis. Hasidic Prayer Schocken, New York. 1972.
Reprinted 1993, Littman Library of Jewish Civilization.
Paperback. ISBN 1-874774-18-8.
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[Kad97]
Kadish, Seth. Kavvana: Directing the Heart in Jewish Prayer.
Jason Aronson. 1997. Hardcover. 640 pages. ISBN 0-765759-52-7.
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[Kon72]
Kon, Abraham. Prayer. Soncino Press, London. 1972.
[Lan98]
Langer, Ruth. To Worship God Properly: Tensions Between
Liturgical Custom and Halakhah in Judaism (Monographs of the
Hebrew Union College Series). Hebrew Union College Pr; 1998.
Hardcover. ISBN 0-878204-21-0.
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[Mar68]
Martin, Bernard. Prayer in Judaism. Basic Books, New York.
1968.
[Mil71]
Millgram, Abraham. Jewish Worship. JPS, Philadelphia 1971. ISBN
0-827600-03-8. Out of Print.
[Min84]
Mindel, Nissan. As For Me--My Prayers. 2 vols. Kehot, Brooklyn
NY. 1984. [Explains meanings behind prayers]
[Mun63]
Munk. World of Prayer. Feldheim, NY. 1963. [Includes mystical
explanations of prayers. Possibly out of print.]
[Pet72]
Petuchowski, Jakob J. Understanding Jewish Prayer. Ktav, New
York, 1972. Out of Print
[Pra98]
Prager, Marcia. Path of Blessing: Experiencing the Energy and
Abundance of the Divine. Bell Tower; 1998. Hardcover. 192
pages. ISBN 0-517703-63-7.
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[Pre89]
Prell, Riv-Ellen. Prayer and Community: The Havurah in American
Judaism. Wayne State Univ Pr; 1989. Paperback. ISBN:
0-814319-35-1. [Reconstructionist]
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[Ros00]
Rosenberg, Arnold S. Jewish Liturgy As a Spiritual System: A
Prayer-By-Prayer Explanation of the Nature and Meaning of
Jewish Worship. Jason Aronson; 2000. Hardcover. ISBN
0-765761-34-3.
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