Women and Womanhood in the Talmud (Brown Judaic Studies, No 321)
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Women and Womanhood in the Talmud (Brown Judaic Studies, No 321)

by Shulamit Valler, Shulamit Valer

Religion Judaic studies
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Women and Womanhood in the Talmud offers a focused scholarly study of women and womanhood within the Talmud. Addressing gender in the context of Jewish texts and rabbinic thought, it will interest readers of Talmudic literature, Jewish studies, religious history, and gender studies.

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Women and Womanhood in the Talmud examines the subject of women and womanhood within the Talmud.

The book contributes to the study of Jewish texts and rabbinic thought through a focused consideration of gender.

It is suited to readers interested in Talmudic literature, Jewish studies, religious history, and the representation of women in historical texts.

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