Holy rebellion: religious feminism and the transformation of Judaism and women's rights in Israel
"Holy Rebellion" examines the shifting entanglements of religion, gender, and law in times of cultural transformation. Irshai and Zion-Waldoks explore theological, halakhic, political, and sociological processes to show how they advance women's rights and are met with a conservative b...
| Summary: | "Holy Rebellion" examines the shifting entanglements of religion, gender, and law in times of cultural transformation. Irshai and Zion-Waldoks explore theological, halakhic, political, and sociological processes to show how they advance women's rights and are met with a conservative backlash. The authors analyze the reciprocity of cultural narratives and legal norms, and propose "narrative ripeness" and "dignity" tests to assess how change within a minority cultural community may be accelerated or hindered by state intervention |
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| Physical Description: | xvi, 382 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 978-1-68458-209-9 978-1-68458-208-2 |
