Category: Gender & Sexuality in Judaism

Fuchs, Introduction to Jewish Feminism

This reading was a bit complex for me to clearly comprehend, so I decided to take notes throughout and then break them down to summarize my findings in an effort to better understand the main focuses that the author was making about women’s studies and Jewish women’s studies. Fuchs offers an examination of the relationship between […]

Peskowitz, “What’s in a Name?”

This reading was short yet challenging. Normally, I find longer readings to be more complex; however, I have a feeling that the overall intricacy of this text can be attributed to it not being very recently published. In the first page, I found the claims challenging feminist studies in religion very interesting. Due to its […]