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Rabbinic and Post-Rabbinic Divorce
Over time the rabbis increased the wife's power in a marriage, yet maintained the absolute right of the husband to grant a divorce.
Jewish Culture, Jewish Literature, Yiddish
Esther Kreitman
Esther Singer Kreitman was a published author, but she was overshadowed by her brothers.
Sotah
An ancient and challenging ritual for a woman suspected of adultery.
American Jewish Women as Cantors
How Jewish women worked their way into the field of synagogue music.
Denominations, Women & Feminism
Hasidic Women in the United States
How they are educated and their role in the community.
Dealing With Troubling Texts
Troubling Jewish Texts. What Makes a Text Jewish. What are Jewish Texts. About Jewish Texts. Jewish Texts. People of the Book.
Ancient/Medieval Jewish History, Jewish History
Helene, Queen of Adiabene
This ancient queen converted to Judaism and is mentioned in both Josephus’ "Antiquities" and rabbinic literature.
Orthodox Israeli Women Novelists
Over the past two decades, new authors take on the tension between tradition and autonomy.
Women and Mourning
After Sarah's death comes the first biblical account of mourning.