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I will describe her as shortly as I can. She was intensely
sympathetic. She was immensely charming. She excelled in the
difficult arts of family life. She sacrificed herself daily. If there
was chi...
Liberating Domesticity: Women and the Home in Orthodox Judaism and Latin American Pentecostalism
Women Judaism
2009/7/9
Many scholars and activists insist that women’s liberation – in the United States and abroad – requires radical reassessment of established social norms and a progressive restructuring of society base...
In the midst of writing this paper, I was tempted to change its title according to the text of an email I received in response to an earlier message gone awry - one I had inadvertently flung out into ...
Fulfilling Femininity and Transcending the Flesh: Traditional Religious Beliefs and Gender Ideals in Popular Women's Magazines
Traditional Religious Beliefs Gender Ideals Women's Magazines
2009/7/8
I must confess that my interest in popular women's magazines was not initially academic. Between the ages of 12 and 20, I consumed a steady diet of Seventeen magazine. This, of course, was not so unus...
I grew up in a world without nuns. Born and raised in a large enclave of Missouri-Synod Lutherans in the Midwest, I had very little contact with Catholics as a young person. In fact, I was 21 years ol...
Canadian Jewish Women and their Experiences of Antisemitism and Sexism
Jewish Women Antisemitism
2008/11/13
The research presented here is part of a study of Canadian Jewish women and their experiences of antisemitism and sexism. Participants were located through advertisements in the English and Jewish new...
This article will discuss the changes which have occurred in the kibbutz settlements and the influence of such changes on gender equality. The kibbutz organization attract attention among those dealin...
Women's Voices, Men's Laws:The Halakhic Process and Three Women's Accounts of Rape
Rape Women's Voices
2008/11/12
In cases of rape, one might expect the rabbis to punish the transgressors, even if they could not be convicted under the stringent Talmudic rules of evidence. However, in the responsa of three late 18...
Women as Anti-Zionist Figures in Yigal Mossinsohn's Palmah Fiction (1)
Yigal Mossinsohn Palmah Fiction
2008/11/11
[1]Reading major Palmah texts for their representations of women is important for several reasons. For one thing, the Palmah era is regarded often nostalgically as the cultural and intellectual expres...
Business Women in the Mishnaic and Talmudic period
Business Women Mishnaic Talmudic period
2008/11/11
[1]An examination of women's role in the economic life of the Mishnaic and Talmudic periods might lead one to assume that women did not participate in the business domain, and hence could not have had...
A Mystery on the Tombstones: “Women’s Commandments” in Early-Modern Askenazi Culture
Tombstones Women’s Commandments
2008/11/7
In a cemetery in Alsace, many of the women's tombstones bear the inscription that the deceased kept the so-called "Women's Commandments." The article argues that two reasons may, among other reasons, ...
The Writer as Witness: Latin American Jewish Women's Testimonio in the Works of Marjorie Agosín, Sonia Guralnik, Alicia Kozameh and Alicia Partnoy
Latin American Jewish Women Writer
2008/11/5
Latina Jewish writers enact a typically Jewish attitude toward the historically important injunction to remember and the contemporary drive to bear witness. This essay explores the connection between ...
Other Wise: Postcolonial Places in Canadian-Jewish Women’s Writing
Postcolonial Canadian-Jewish Women’s Writing
2008/11/5
This essay examines the work of six Jewish-Canadian writers within a postcolonial context. Adele Wiseman's protagonist Hoda in Crackpot, the poetry of Miriam Waddington and Miriam Mandel across the pr...
This paper looks at two epitaphs from Roman Italy which commemorate identifiably Jewish women. The deceased are probably the two earliest Jewish women from Roman Italy to have left any individual reco...
Jewish Women in Ancient Synagogues: Archeological Reality vs. Rabbinical Legislation
Rabbinical Legislation Jewish Women
2008/11/4
Several ancient synagogues, active from the fourth to the sixth century of the Common Era, contained images of women with exposed body parts, against which the Talmudic sages legislated and deemed lic...