The Jewish Woman: New Perspectives

by Elizabeth Koltun

Paperback, 1987

Status

Available

Call number

308 JEW

Genres

Sociology

Anthropology

Religion & Spirituality

Nonfiction

Collection

Non-fiction

Publication

Schocken (1987), Paperback, 294 pages

Description

An anthology of essays dealing with Jewish women of the past, the conflicts experienced by modern Jewish feminists, and aspects of the woman's life within the Jewish community.

Subjects

Jewish women

Women in Judaism

Language

English

Original publication date

1976

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