Jewish Women’s Bibliography organized by Topic/Subject Historical Studies United States



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Films

  1. Dushi, Nava. Seeking the local, engaging the global : women and religious oppression in a minor film. Israeli Cinema (2011) 213-224. 2011

  2. Munk, Yael. Ethics and responsibility : the feminization of the new Israeli documentary. Israel Studies 16,2 (2011) 151-164. 2011

  3. Zerubavel, Yael. Coping with the legacy of death : the war widow in Israeli films. Israeli Cinema (2011) 84-95. 2011

  4. Kozlovic, Anton Karl. The construction of Samson’s three lovers in Cecil B. DeMille’s technicolor testament, "Samson and Delilah" (1949). Women in Judaism 7,1 (2010) 31 pp.. 2010

  5. Naaman, Dorit. Unruly daughters to mother nation : Palestinian and Israeli first-person films. Hypatia 23,2 (2008) 17-32. 2008

  6. Pécsi, Katalin. Jewish women in Hungarian film - absence or presence? Die "Wahrheit" der Erinnerung; jüdische Lebensgeschichten (2008) 46-54. 2008

  7. Saryusz-Wolska, Magdalena. Trudna historia kobiet z Rosentrasse : "Rosenstrasse" Margarethe von Trotty. Gefilte film (2008) 271-292. 2008

  8. Gershenson, Olga. Absorbed by love : Russian immigrant woman in Israeli film. Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 6,3 (2007) 301-315. 2007

  9. Seibel, Alexandra. La Juive invisible : images de femmes au miroir de "La Rue sans joie" ("Die freudlose Gasse", 1925) de G.W. Pabst. Austriaca 64 (2007) 67-79. 2007

  10. Shtier, Rachel. Jews and pornography. Jews and American Popular Culture III (2007) 201-210. 2007

  11. Gold, Gali. What is your story? : The Israeli-Palestinian conflict in recent women’s documentaries. Third Text 20,3-4 (2006) 475-486. 2006

  12. Kozlovic, Anton Karl. Constructing the motherliness of Manoah’s wife in Cecil B. DeMille’s Samson and Delilah (1949). Women in Judaism 4,1 (2006). 2006

  13. English, Angela. Jewish mothers on film. For Generations; Jewish Motherhood (2005) 67-74. 2005

  14. Picart, Caroline Joan. "Schindler’s List" : history, horror, and the monstrous. The Holocaust Film Sourcebook I (2004) 329-342. 2004

  15. Antler, Joyce. "Yesterday’s woman", today’s moral guide : Molly Goldberg as Jewish mother. Key Texts in American Jewish Culture (2003) 129-146. 2003

  16. Bergstrom, Janet. Invented memories. Identity and Memory (2003) 94-116. 2003

  17. Clanton, Dan W., Jr.. Judy in disguise : D.W. Griffith’s "Judith of Bethulia". Studies in Jewish Civilization 14 (2003) 119-130. 2003

  18. Margulies, Ivone. Echo and voice in "Meetings with Anna". Identity and Memory (2003) 59-76. 2003

  19. Zerubavel, Yael. Female images in a state of war : the Israeli war widow in fiction and film. Landscaping the Human Garden (2003) 236-257. 2003

  20. Exum, J. Cheryl. Lethal woman 2 : reflections on Delilah and her incarnation as Liz Hurley. Borders, Boundaries and the Bible (2002) 254-273. 2002

  21. Pesce, Sara. Blowing up the Jewish mother : Philip Roth’s "Portnoy’s Complaint" and Woody Allen’s "Oedipus Wrecks”. Annali di Storia dell’Esegesi 17,2 (2000) 527-535. 2000

  22. Fuchs, Esther. The construction of heroines in Holocaust films : the Jewess as beautiful soul. Women and the Holocaust (1999) 97-112. 1999

  23. Fuchs, Esther. Images of women in Holocaust films. Shofar 17,2 (1999) 49-56. 1999

  24. Gertz, Nurith. The others in Israeli cinema of the 1940s and 1950s : Holocaust survivors, women, and Arabs. Israeli and Palestinian Identities in History and Literature (1999) 35-62. 1999

  25. Lubin, Orly. Body and territory : women in Israeli cinema. Israel Studies 4,1 (1999) 175-187. 1999

  26. Marovitz, Sanford E.. "Hester Street" and "The Imported Bridegroom" : feminist cinematic adaptations of two works by Abraham Cahan. Modern Jewish Studies Annual 11 (1999) 1-13. 1999

  27. Zanger, Anat. Filming national identity : war and woman in Israeli cinema. The Military and Militarism in Israeli Society (1999) 261-279. 1999

  28. Fishman, Sylvia Barack. Our mothers and our sisters and our cousins and our aunts : dialogues and dynamics in literature and film. Talking Back (1998) 153-170, 272-274. 1998

  29. Herman, Felicia. The way she really is : images of Jews and women in the films of Barbra Streisand. Talking Back (1998) 171-190, 274-279. 1998

  30. Prestel, Claudia T.. Arabs and women : constructing Zionist images of the "other" in pre-state Israeli films. Nashim 1 (1998) 95-105. 1998

  31. Pucker Rivo, Sharon. Projected images : portraits of Jewish women in early American film. Talking Back (1998) 30-49, 256-258. 1998

  32. Whitfield, Stephen J.. Yentl. Jewish Social Studies 5,1-2 (1998-1999) 154-176. 1998

  33. Gertz, Nurith. Woman - the image of the "Other" in Israeli society. Literature/Film Quarterly 24,1 (1996) 39-46. 1996

  34. Gunn, David M.. Bathsheba goes bathing in Hollywood : words, images, and social locations. Semeia 74 (1996) 75-101. 1996

  35. Schwarz, Monique. My son the doctor. Generation 6,1-2 (1996) 34-37. 1996

  36. Friedman, Régine Mihal. Von Frauenfiguren zu Frauenfilmen im israelischen Kino. Jüdische Kultur und Weiblichkeit (1994) 279-289. 1994

  37. Lubin, Orly. The woman as Other in Israeli cinema. The Other in Jewish Thought and History (1994) 305-325. 1994

  38. Freadman, Richard. Love among the stereotypes, or, Why Woody’s women leave. Semites and Stereotypes (1993) 107-120. 1993

  39. Friedman, Régine Mihal. Die Repräsentation des Weiblichen im israelischen Film. "Wegen dieses Krieges..." (1993) 45-51. 1993

  40. Gertz, Nurith. Amos Oz and Izhak ben Ner : the image of woman in literary works, and as transvalued in film adaptations. Israeli Writers Consider the "Outsider" (1993) 57-81. 1993

  41. Paskin, Sylvia. Theda Bara : the vampire woman. Jewish Quarterly 39,3 (1992) 16-18. 1992

  42. Lefkovitz, Lori Hope. Leah behind the veil : the divided matriarchy in Bible, Midrash, Dickens, Freud and Woody Allen. Hebrew University Studies in Literature and the Arts 18 (1990) 177-205. 1990

  43. Scherr, Lilly. Aspects de la mythologie juive dans le cinéma américain : l’exemple de la femme. Le racisme (1981) 323-333. 1981

Folklore and Humor

  1. Antler, Joyce. One clove away from a pomander ball : the subversive tradition of Jewish female comedians. Jews and Humor (2011) 155-174. 2011

  2. Del Negro, Giovanna P.. The bad girls of Jewish comedy : gender, class, assimilation, and whiteness in postwar America. Jews and Humor (2011) 137-154. 2011

  3. Antler, Joyce. One clove away from a pomander ball : the subversive tradition of Jewish female comedians. Studies in American Jewish Literature 29 (2010) 123-138. 2010

  4. Del Negro, Giovanna P.. From the nightclub to the living room : gender, ethnicity, and upward mobility in the 1950s party records of three Jewish women comics. Jews at Home (2010) 188-213. 2010

  5. Grącikowski, Piotr. Kobieta żydowska w badaniach Reginy Lilientalowej. Nieme dusze (2010) 379-400. 2010

  6. Idelson-Shein, Iris. "What have I to do with wild animals? : Glikl bas Leib and the other woman. Eighteenth-Century Studies 44,1 (2010) 57-77. 2010

  7. Żółkiewska, Agnieszka. "Marszas" - mizoginiczny stereotyp w humorze jidyszowym. Nieme dusze (2010) 451-463. 2010

  8. Murphy, Ruth. The making of a Jewish folk hero : the Maharal in "The Golem of Prague". Australian Journal of Jewish Studies 22 (2008) 113-128. 2008

  9. Alexander, Tamar. "Te aprikanto i te diskanto" : la medisina tradisional de las mujeres sefaradis de Bosna. Neue Romania 35 (2006) 7-58. 2006

  10. Deutsch, Nathaniel. An-sky and the ethnography of Jewish women. The Worlds of S. An-sky (2006) 266-280. 2006

  11. Madar, Vered. "Ma Khabar" and Qussat Hannah" : a gendered reading of two stories in the culture of Yemenite Jewish women. Nashim 11 (2006) 84-104. 2006

  12. Sabar, Yona. The multiple faces of Eve : the images of woman in the folk literature of a Near Eastern Jewish community. International Sephardic Journal 2,1 (2005) 146-157. 2005

  13. Alexander, Tamar. Love and death in a contemporary "dybbuk" story : personal narrative and the female voice. Spirit Possession in Judaism (2003) 307-345. 2003

  14. Bilu, Yoram. La femme qui voulait être son père. Les Cahiers du Judaïsme 13 (2003) 54-65. 2003

  15. Mock, Leo. The synagogue as a stage for magic. Zutot 3 (2003) 8-14. 2003

  16. Носков, Александр. Древнееврейская философия, современная философская мысль и фольклор о положении женщины в обществе. Запорожские еврейские чтения 7 (2003) 38-48. 2003

  17. Veltri, Giuseppe. The meal of the spirits, the three Parcae and Lilith : apotropaic strategies for coping with birth anxieties and child mortality. Henoch 23,2-3 (2001) 343-359. 2001

  18. Bertein, Danièle. La Jewish mama et la nourriture : tables de la loi et lois de la table. Parcours Judaïques 5 (2000) 61-76. 2000

  19. Cigman, Gloria. La mère juive - as stereotype and phenomenon. Parcours Judaïques 5 (2000) 51-59. 2000

  20. Foa, Anna. "Gender" e "superstizione" : donne ebree e cristiane nel dibattito sulla superstizione (XVII-XVIII sec.). Le donne delle minoranze (1999) 179-190. 1999

  21. Mock, Roberta. Female Jewish comedians : grotesque mimesis and transgressing stereotypes. New Theatre Quarterly 15,1 (1999) 99-108. 1999

  22. Ben-Ami, Issachar. Fecondité et symbolism. Cahiers de Littérature Orale 44 (1998) 37-58. 1998

  23. Sochen, June. From Sophie Tucker to Barbra Streisand : Jewish women entertainers as reformers. Talking Back (1998) 68-84, 261-262. 1998

  24. Abramson, Henry. A ready hatred : depictions of the Jewish woman in medieval antisemitic art and caricature. Proceedings - American Academy for Jewish Research 62 (1996) 1-18. 1996

  25. Schely-Newman, Esther. "The peg of your tent" : narratives of North African Israeli women. Sephardi and Middle Eastern Jewries (1996) 277-287. 1996

  26. Radday, Yehuda Thomas. Sex and women in biblical narrative humor. Humor 8,4 (1995) 363-384. 1995

  27. Schely-Newman, Esther. Sweeter than honey : discourse of reproduction among North-African Israeli women. Text and Performance Quarterly 15,3 (1995) 175-188. 1995

  28. Adelman, Penina V.. A drink from Miriam’s cup : invention of tradition among Jewish women [kos Miryam; analysis and texts]. Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 10 (1994) 151-166. 1994

  29. Haboucha, Reginetta (Ginette). Misogyny or philogyny : the case of a Judeo-Spanish folktale. New Horizons in Sephardic Studies (1993) 239-251. 1993

  30. Zumwalt, Rosemary Lévy. "Las buenas mujeres" : the keepers of Sephardic health and home. Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review 15,2 (1993) 107-112. 1993

  31. Alexander, Tamar. Theme and genre : relationships between man and she-demon in Jewish folklore. Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review 14,1-2 (1992) 56-61. 1992

  32. Prell, Riv-Ellen. Why Jewish princesses don’t sweat : desire and consumption in postwar American Jewish culture. People of the Body (1992) 329-359. 1992

  33. Boyarin, Daniel. Reading androcentrism against the grain : women, sex, and Torah-study. Poetics Today 12,1 (1991) 29-53. 1991

  34. Saper, Bernard. The JAP joke controversy : an excruciating psychosocial analysis. Humor 4,2 (1991) 223-239. 1991

  35. Davies, Christie. An explanation of Jewish jokes about Jewish women. Humor 3,3-4 (1990) 363-378. 1990

  36. Schely-Newman, Esther. Role transformation in a Tunisian women’s tale. Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review 12,1-2 (1990) 11-13. 1990

  37. Ucko, Lenora Greenbaum. Who are the wives? Who are the husbands? A study of marriage roles in Jewish classical folklore. Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review 12,1-2 (1990) 5-10. 1990

  38. Sacks, Maurie. Problems in the study of Jewish women’s folk culture. Contemporary Jewry 10,1 (1989) 95-104. 1989

  39. Spencer, Gary. An analysis of JAP-baiting humor on the college campus. Humor 2,2-4 (1989) 329-348. 1989

  40. Fuchs, Esther. Humor and sexism : the case of the Jewish joke. Jewish Humor (1986) 111-122. 1986

  41. Rothbell, Gladys. The Jewish mother : social construction of a popular image. The Jewish Family (1986) 118-128. 1986

  42. Sered, Susan Starr. Rachel’s Tomb and the Milk Grotto of the Virgin Mary : two women’s shrines in Bethlehem. Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 2,2 (1986) 7-22. 1986

  43. Dundes, Alan. The JAP and the JAM in American jokelore. Journal of American Folklore 98 [390] (1985) 456-475. 1985

  44. Fields of Offerings. Fields of Offerings (1983). 1983

  45. Weiner, Nella Fermi. Lilith : first woman, first feminist. International Journal of Women’s Studies 2,6 (1979) 551-559. 1979

  46. Adler, Rachel. A mother in Israel : aspects of the mother role in Jewish myth. Beyond Androcentrism (1977) 237-255. 1977

Halakha

  1. Alexander, Elizabeth Shanks. Women’s exemption from Shema and Tefillin and how these rituals came to be viewed as Torah study. Journal for the Study of Judaism in the Persian, Hellenistic and Roman Period 42,4-5 (2011) 531-579. 2011

  2. Atzmon, Arnon. "The wise woman from Saida" : the silent dialogue between Aggadah and Halakhah regarding women and marriage. AJS Review 35,1 (2011) 23-34. 2011

  3. Broyde, Michael J.. Orthodox women rabbis? : Tentative thoughts that distinguish between the timely and the timeless. Hakirah 11 (2011) 25-58. 2011

  4. Ganzel, Tova. Women as halakhic professionals : the role of the yo’atzot Halakhah. Nashim 22 (2011) 162-171. 2011

  5. Ganzel, Tova. Hormonal intervention for religious concerns : a halakhic and ethical discussion. Nashim 21 (2011) 114-129. 2011

  6. Gershon, Yonatan. On women joining in a "zimmun". Meorot 9 (2011) 26 pp. 2011

  7. Graetz, Naomi. Is kinyan (purchase) of woman in the marriage document only a metaphor? Lectio difficilior 2 (2011) 22 pp. 2011

  8. Joseph, Norma Baumel. "Those self-assured women" : a close reading of Rabbi Moses Feinstein’s responsum. Nashim 21 (2011) 67-87. 2011

  9. Ottenheijm, Eric. Eve and "Women’s Commandments" in Orthodox Judaism perspective. Out of Paradise (2011) 157-173. 2011

  10. Pitkowsky, Michael. "Dear rabbi, I am a woman who . . ." : women asking rabbis questions, from Rabbi Moshe Feinstein to the internet. Nashim 21 (2011) 134-159. 2011

  11. Rosenberg, Ann Jessica. "A woman on the bimah means ignorant men" : women’s Torah reading and Modern Orthodox identity. Nashim 21 (2011) 88-96. 2011

  12. Schachter, Herschel. Women rabbis? Hakirah 11 (2011) 19-23. 2011

  13. Schiffman, Lawrence Harvey. Laws pertaining to women and sexuality in the early stratum of the "Damascus Document". The Dead Sea Scrolls and Contemporary Culture (2011) 547-569. 2011

  14. Westreich, Avishalom. Divorce on demand : the history, dogmatics and hermeneutics of the wife’s right to divorce in Jewish law. Journal of Jewish Studies 62,2 (2011) 340-363. 2011

  15. Woolf, Jeffrey Robert. Damsels in distress : Jewish women in the responsa of Rabbi Joseph Colon. Tov Elem (2011) 103-117. 2011

  16. Butler, Deidre. Spirituality, textual study and gender at Nishmat : a spirited "chavruta". Women in Judaism 7,1 (2010) 22 pp. 2010

  17. Chapnik, Elaine. "Women known for these acts" through the rabbinic lens : a study of "hilchot lesbiut". Keep Your Wives Away From Them (2010) 78-98. 2010

  18. Chwarts, Suzana. Descendência patrilinear e matrilinear no judaísmo : um estudo da lei oral. Cadernos de Língua e Literatura Hebraica 8 (2010) 139-147. 2010

  19. Cousineau, Jennifer. The domestication of urban Jewish space and the north-west London eruv. Jews at Home (2010) 43-74. 2010

  20. Fuchs, Ilan. "Sephardic" Halakhah? : The attitude of Sephardic decisors to women’s Torah study: a test case. Jewish Law Association Studies 20 (2010) 43-74. 2010

  21. Hauptman, Judith. A new view of women and Torah study in the talmudic period. JSIJ 9 (2010) 44 pp. 2010

  22. Hollander, Aviad Yehiel. The relationship between Halakhic decisors and their peers as a determining factor in the acceptance of their desicions : a step in understanding interpeer effects in Halakhic discourse. Jewish Law Association Studies 20 (2010) 96-108. 2010

  23. Ilan, Tal. Gelten Frauen in der rabbinichen Wahrnehmung als jüdische Personen? Fremdbilder - Selbstbilder (2010) 69-80. 2010

  24. Irsai, Ronit. Toward a gender critical approach to the philosophy of Jewish law (Halakhah). Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 26,2 (2010) 55-77. 2010

  25. Koren, Irit. Talking about the Jewish wedding ritual : issues of gender, power, and social control. Rites of Passage (2010) 33-56. 2010

  26. Ross, Tamar. The feminist contribution to Halakhic discourse : "kol be-isha erva" as a test case. Emor 1 (2010) 37-69. 2010

  27. Sered, Susan Starr. Women and religious change in Israel : rebellion or revolution. Perspectives on Israeli Anthropology (2010) 627-650. 2010

  28. Sharlo, Yuval. Single women who want to have a baby. Conversations 8 (2010) 95-111. 2010

  29. Sperber, Daniel. On women in rabbinic leadership positions. Meorot 8 (2010) 12 pp. 2010

  30. Zivotofsky, Ari Z. Wine from Havdalah, women and beards. Hakirah 10 (2010) 175-187. 2010

  31. Adelman, Howard Ernest (Tzvi). Virginity : women’s body as a state of mind - destiny becomes biology. The Jewish Body (2009) 179-213. 2009

  32. Dratch, Mark. I do? : Consent and coercion in sexual relations. Rav Chesed I (2009) 119-143. 2009

  33. Ferziger, Adam S.. Feminism and heresy : the construction of a Jewish metanarrative. Journal of the American Academy of Religion 77,3 (2009) 494-546. 2009

  34. Koren, Sharon Faye. The menstruant as "other" in medieval Judaism and Christianity. Nashim 17 (2009) 33-59. 2009

  35. Labovitz, Gail Susan. Feminism and Jewish law in Conservative Judaism. New Jewish Feminism (2009) 323-333. 2009

  36. Lamm, Norman. Are women "lightheaded"? : three troublesome passages in Halakhic literature. Rav Chesed I (2009) 469-484. 2009

  37. Millen, Rochelle L.. Yehuda Henkin, "Understanding Tzniut; Modern Controversies in the Jewish Community"(2008). Nashim 18 (2009) 234-242. 2009

  38. Nahon, Gérard. La condition féminine au miroir des "Menus Visages" De Jacob Pardo, rabbin à Split et à Rsguse (Venise 1797). El Prezente 3 (2010) 83-95. 2009

  39. Ner-David, Haviva. Feminism and Halakhah : the Jew who (still) isn’t there. New Jewish Feminism (2009) 312-322. 2009

  40. Penzner, Barbara. Women and the Reconstructionist movement. New Jewish Feminism (2009) 334-343. 2009

  41. Ross, Tamar. Tora Hartman, "Feminism Encounters Traditional Judaism : Resistance and Accommodation". Nashim 17 (2009) 185-197. 2009

  42. Ruttenberg, Danya. Toward a new tzniut. The Passionate Torah (2009) 203-211. 2009

  43. Ruttenberg, Danya. Heaven and earth : some notes on new Jewish ritual. Reinventing Ritual (2009) 71-93. 2009

  44. Schachter, Naomi. "Festina Lente" : make haste slowly - the changing status of Orthodox women in the twenty-first century. Conversations 5 (2009) 105-122. 2009

  45. Warburg, Ronald. Recovery for infliction of emotional distress : toward relief for the "agunah". Jewish Law Annual 18 (2009) 213-264. 2009

  46. Weiss, Susan. Under cover : demystification of women’s head covering in Jewish law. Nashim 17 (2009) 89-115. 2009

  47. Wolosky, Shira. Foucault and Jewish feminism : the "meḥitzah" as dividing practice. Nashim 17 (2009) 9-32. 2009

  48. Zalcberg, Sima. Channels of information about menstruation and sexuality among Hasidic adolescent girls. Nashim 17 (2009) 60-88. 2009

  49. Avishai, Orit. Halakhic "niddah" consultants and the Orthodox women’s movement in Israel: evaluating the story of enlightened progress. Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 7,2 (2008) 195-216. 2008

  50. Avishai, Orit. "Doing religion" in a secular world : women in conservative religions and the question of agency. Gender & Society 22,4 (2008) 409-433. 2008

  51. Bebe, Pauline. L’égalité hommes femmes dans le judaïsme libéral. Femmes et judaïsme aujourd’hui (2008) 133-143. 2008

  52. Berliner, Kelly. Tres cuñadas y tres destinos en las "Responsa" de Maimónides : [Three sisters-in-law and three destinies in the responsa of Maimonides]. Miscelánea de Estudios Árabes y Hebraicos [Sección de Hebreo] 57 (2008) 53-77. 2008

  53. Davidson, Hannah. Exile, apostasy and Jewish women in the early 16th century Mediterranean basin. Hispania Judaica Bulletin 6 (2008) 133-162. 2008

  54. Englard-Schaffer, Naomi Y.. Halakhic issues presented by breast cancer. Tradition 41,4 (2008) 33-53. 2008

  55. Fleishman, Joseph. The husband’s sin and punishment in Deuteronomy 22:18-19 in early Jewish law. Jewish Law Association Studies 18 (2008) 70-87. 2008

  56. Furst, Rachel. Captivity, conversion, and communal identity : sexual angst and religious crisis in Frankfurt, 1241. Jewish History 22, 1-2 (2008) 179-221. 2008

  57. Kahn, Elie. Évolution sans révolution : la condition féminine dans la Halakha. Les Cahiers du Judaïsme 24 (2008) 82-88. 2008

  58. Landau, Melanie. Re-covering woman as religious subject : reflections on Jewish women and hair-covering. Australian Journal of Jewish Studies 22 (2008) 56-74. 2008

  59. Riskin, Shlomo. Torah "aliyyot" for women – a continuing discussion. Meorot 7,1 (2008) 34 pp. 2008

  60. Vana, Liliane. Sexualité, mariage et divorce. Femmes et judaïsme aujourd’hui (2008) 147-157. 2008

  61. Vana, Liliane. L’absence des femmes des fonctions religieuses : un réexamen de la loi juive ("Halakhah"). Femmes et judaïsme aujourd’hui (2008) 95-123. 2008

  62. Varela Moreno, María Encarnación. La mujer judía entre la Halajá y el autorreconocimiento. Raíces 74 (2008) 27-32. 2008

  63. Wolowelsky, Joel B.. "With your permission" : zimmun in cyber-Halakha. Tradition 41,2 (2008) 275-287. 2008



  65. Alexander, Elizabeth Shanks. From whence the phrase ‘‘timebound, positive commandments’’? Jewish Quarterly Review 97,3 (2007) 317-346. 2007

  66. Baskin, Judith Reesa. Male piety, female bodies : men, women, and ritual immersion in medieval Ashkenaz. Jewish Law Association Studies 17 (2007) 11-30. 2007

  67. Bebe, Pauline. Des femmes rabbins au sein des mouvements juifs libéraux. Pardès 43 (2007) 217-226. 2007

  68. Benovitz, Moshe. Time-triggered positive commandments as conversation pieces. Hebrew Union College Annual 78 (2007) 45-90. 2007

  69. Friedman, Jen Taylor. Women’s eligibility to write Sifrei Torah. Meorot 6,2 (2007) 28 pp. 2007

  70. Frimer, Aryeh A. Guarding the treasure : Tamar Ross, "Expanding the Palace of Torah; Orthodoxy and Feminism" (2004). BDD 18 (2007) 67-106. 2007

  71. Genack, Menachem. Women and prayer. Journal of Halacha and Contemporary Society 53 (2007) 53-64. 2007

  72. Gray, Alyssa M.. Married women and "tsedaqah" in medieval Jewish law : gender and the discourse of legal obligation. Jewish Law Association Studies 17 (2007) 168-212. 2007

  73. Henkin, Yehuda Herzl. Is handshaking a Torah violation? Hakirah 4 (2007) 115-120. 2007

  74. Jackson, Bernard S.. "Medieval Halakhah" : reflections on periodization and the problem of the "agunah". Jewish Law Association Studies 17 (2007) 213-224. 2007

  75. Katzoff, Ranon. "P. Yadin" 21 and rabbinic law on widows’ rights. Jewish Quarterly Review 97,4 (2007) 545-575. 2007

  76. Keil, Martha. "Aguna" ("die Verankerte") : Strategien gegen die Benachteiligung der jüdischen Frau im Eherecht (1400-1700). Aschkenas 17,2 (2007) 323-343. 2007

  77. Klein, Birgit E.. Ungleichheiten als Chance? : Jüdinnen und das jüdische Ehegüterrecht in Norm und Praxis. Aschkenas 17,2 (2007) 345-384. 2007

  78. Lev, Sarra. How the "aylonit" got her sex. AJS Review 31,2 (2007) 297-316. 2007

  79. Marmon, Naomi. The voices of "Mikvah" observance. To Be a Jewish Woman 4 (2007) 53-78. 2007

  80. Rhein, Valérie. Transforming traditions : Halakhah, women, and kriat ha-torah. Gender, Memory, and Judaism (2007) 67-76. 2007

  81. Rhein, Valérie. "Das Gebet des Menschen wird nirgends als im Bethause erhört" (bBer 6a) : die jüdische Frau in Religionsgesetz und -praxis am Beispiel des Minyans. Judaica 63,4 (2007) 306-343. 2007

  82. Rosen, Tova. What does a father want? : An unpublished poem and its intertexts. Studies in Arabic and Hebrew Letters (2007) 129-153. 2007

  83. Rozenak, Avinoam. "Dignity of the congregation" as a defense mechanism : a halakhic ruling by Rabbi Joseph Messas. Nashim 13 (2007) 183-206. 2007

  84. Sabath Beit-Halachmi, Rachel. The changing status of women in the liberal Judaism : a reflective critique. Judaism and the Challenges of Modern Life (2007) 74-84. 2007

  85. Safrai, Chana. Traditional Judaism and the feminist challenge. Judaism and the Challenges of Modern Life (2007) 59-73. 2007

  86. Storper Perez, Danielle. "Dieu désire nos prières, les rabbins, c’est moins sûr..." : évolution de la prière chez les femmes religieuses orthodoxes. Pardès 43 (2007) 171-182. 2007

  87. Susskind Goldberg, Monique. Des solutions au problème des femmes "agounot". Pardès 43 (2007) 207-216. 2007

  88. Bernheim, Joëlle. Femme, juive, aujourd’hui. L’Arche 583 (2006) 37-43. 2006

  89. Ilan, Tal. Women in Jewish life and law. The Cambridge History of Judaism IV (2006) 627-646. 2006

  90. Isaacs, Alick. Kevod hatzibbur : towards a contextualist history of women’s role in Torah reading. Nashim 12 (2006) 261-288. 2006

  91. Kulp, Joshua. "Go enjoy your acquisition" : virginity claims in rabbinic literature reexamined. Hebrew Union College Annual 77 (2006) 33-65. 2006

  92. Lehman, Marjorie. The gendered rhetoric of Sukkah observance. Jewish Quarterly Review 96,3 (2006) 309-335. 2006

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