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Women in Judaism

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Rebecca Gratz

Dianne Ashton

1997

Seek her out

Elyse Goldstein

2003

The Receiving

Tirzah Firestone

2003

Formative Judaism

Jacob Neusner

1982

A breath of life

Sylvia Barack Fishman

1993

Jewish women in Europe in the Middle Ages

Simha Goldin

2011

The women of Israel, or Characters and sketches from the Holy Scripture

Grace Aguilar

1851

Women of the Wall

Phyllis Chesler

2002

From Eve to Esther

Leila Leah Bronner

1994

Feminism Encounters Traditional Judaism

Tova Hartman

2007

The coming of Lilith

Judith Plaskow

2005

Ritual medical lore of Sephardic women

Isaac Jack Levy, Rosemary Zumwalt

2002

Women who would be rabbis

Pamela Susan Nadell

1998

The JPS guide to Jewish women

Sondra Henry, Cheryl Tallan, Emily Taitz

2003

New Jewish feminism

Elyse Goldstein

2008

Women in the Holocaust

Anna Eilenberg-Eibeshitz

1993

And all your children shall be learned

Shoshana Pantel Zolty

1997

Maenads, martyrs, matrons, monastics

Ross Shepard Kraemer

1988

ReVisions

Elyse Goldstein

1998

She who dwells within

Lynn Gottlieb

1995

Around Sarah's table

Yaffa Leba Gottlieb, Rivka Zakutinsky, Ruth Zakutinsky

2001

Women remaking American Judaism

Riv-Ellen Prell

2007

Women and Jewish law

Rachel Biale

1984

Rediscovering Eve

Carol L. Meyers

2013

The voice of Sarah

Tamar Frankiel

1990

Jewish women in Greco-Roman Palestine

Ṭal Ilan, Tal Ilan

1996

Gender issues in Jewish law

Jacob, Walter, Moshe Zemer

2001

The women's Passover companion

Tara Mohr

2003

The Literary Imagination of Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Women

Alyse Fisher Roller

1999

New Age Judaism

Anne Vallely

2008

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