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The Routledge Dictionary of Judaism

Musar

(Hebrew, literally: “chastisement;” “instruction in right behavior,” “morality”) A movement in modern Judaism emphasizing study and practice of ethical conduct, founded by Israel Salanter (1810–1883).

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Musar from The Routledge Dictionary of Judaism. ISBN: 0-203-63391-1. Published: 2004–02–21. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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