The (Hebrew) lecture describes a reserch about an unknown chapter in the history of Israel, in which the Hippie Sixties values were embodied in the life of the co,,unity settled at the uphill of Rosh Pinna.
The lecture took place in a conference organized by the Zefat center for the Study of Galilean Cultures and Communities, Zefat Academic College, that was dedicated to Galilean identities. The session’s chair was Essica Marx.
See below a link for a research article on a similar subject.
The recorded lecture
Unfortunately, this video was taken in an amateur way, as fragments. Alas, this is the available documentation of the lecture (in Hebrew):
Abstract
What is the source of the Alternative Spiritual image if Rosh Pinna? In many ways, it has to do with the history of the first Israeli Hippie colony, that operated at the picturious upper street of the colony since the 1960s.
The lecture presents the Alternative Spiritual image of contemporary Rosh Pinna, and its unknown historical roots. We focus on the various spiritual identities characterestic of the settlement in Old Rosh Pinna and in its sorrouding, as well as the confrontation between the Zionistic-agricultural-institutional and the Hippie-spiritual narratives.
Language
Hebrew
Academic/Non-Academic
Academic
Publisher/Source
Zefat Academic College
The Zefat center for the Study of Galilean Cultures and Communities
