Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
Wolman, Abel, 21:152
Wolmark, Alfred, 21:152
Wolofsky, Hirsh, 21:152
Wolomin (Poland), 21:152–153
Wolowski, Elisha, 21:153
Wolowski, Franciszek, 21:153
Wolowski, Jan Kanty, 21:153
Wolowski family, 21:153
Wolpa (Belarus). See Volpa (Belarus)
Wolpe, Berthold L., 4:368
Wolpe, David E., 21:153–154
Wolpe, David J., 21:154
Wolpe, Howard Eliot III, 21:154–155
Wolpe, Stefan, 21:155
Wolper, David Lloyd, 21:155
Wolpert, Ludwig Yehuda, 21:155
Wolsey, Louis, 21:156
Wolves, 21:133
Wolyá (Ukraine). See Volhynia
(Ukraine)
“The Woman Hater.” See “Sone ha-
Nashim” (Abraham of Sarteano)
Woman of Valor (Fineman), 7:26
Women, 21:156–209
ablution and, 1:263
abortion, 1:270–273
aggadah, 1:459–460
agunah, 1:510–520, 19:452
agunot, 21:206–207
Alliance Israelite Universelle, 1:674
Ammonite, 2:84
Amsterdam, 2:108
amulets, 2:122
anthropology, 2:186, 187
artisans, 5:268
asceticism, 2:549
bankers, 3:115
bat mitzvah, 3:165–166, 21:205–
206
biblical exegesis and study by,
3:663
biblical stereotypes of, 16:105–106
bigamy and polygamy, 3:691
birth of female children, 3:721–
723
in Black
Amsterdam, 2:119
in Israel, 6:754
Blumenthal, Aaron H., 4:12
B’nai B’rith Women, 4:14, 17
breadmaking, 4:155
Bukhara music-dance, 4:264
Canada, 4:400, 401, 406, 409, 417
candles, rituals using, 4:429–430
cantors, 15:507
child marriage, 4:616–617
894
circumcision, 4:733
civil rights, 4:409, 5:771–772
common law wives, 13:683
Conservative Judaism, 5:174
crime and, 5:297
Crypto-Judaism, 2:253
custody, 15:636–637
daughters
custody of, 15:636–637
parental maintenance of,
15:635
deportations, 9:478, 479
dietary laws and, 5:658–659
divorce and rights of, 5:712–713,
714, 17:7–8
domestic violence and, 5:739–741
domiciles of wives, 5:741–742
dowries, 5:768–772
Eastern European gender models,
21:180–181
economic roles, 21:158–159, 170–
172
education, Jewish, 6:168–169, 173,
176, 177, 179, 8:438
eighteenth to twentieth century
dress, 6:16
headdress, 6:16–17
England, 6:428–429
Enlightenment period, 16:109
equal rights, 3:177, 4:462–463
Eshet H: ayil, 6:505
exclusion from study and worship,
15:258
female voice prohibition, 14:649
festivals, 6:771
firzogerin, 7:50
folk music, 14:692
fraternal women’s organizations,
4:220
Funeral rituals, 4:293
gender and, in Jewish philosophy,
16:105–111
ghetto roles and survival, 21:183
government officials, Canada,
16:56
Hadassah, 8:185–188
hakkafot participation, 8:250
h: allah, 8:277
h: alukkah, 8:289–290
H: asidism, 8:397–398, 21:177–178,
185
Haskalah, 8:435, 438, 443, 699–
700, 21:178–179, 181–182
h: azzanim, 8:505
head covering, 8:507
head shaving, 8:507
Hebrew writers, 8:699–702
h: evra kaddisha, 9:82
historians, 9:152–153, 12:657
historical perspective, 9:163
biblical period, 21:156–161
early modern period, 21:174–
178
Holocaust, 9:420
Israel, 21:190–194
modern Central, Western
Europe, 21:178–180
modern Eastern Europe,
21:180–183
North America, 21:183–186
post-biblical, Talmudic
period, 21:161
inheritance rights of, 21:161–162,
169–170, 195
intermarriage, 14:384
Islamic world, 21:165–169, 186–
190
education, 21:189, 190
gender roles, 21:186–188
modern, 21:186–190
poetry, 21:188–189
Israel
kibbutz participation, 21:192,
194
labor force participation,
21:193–194
military service participation,
21:193
modern, 21:192–194
politics, 10:819–820
post-1948, 21:192–194
publishing, 15:792
religion and, 10:632
twentieth century, 21:190
workers, 10:611
writers, 8:710–711
yishuv era, 21:190–192
Israel judicial system, 21:194–207
agunot, 21:206–207
Bat Mitzvah celebration,
21:205–206
economic rights, 21:195–196
husband and wife issues,
21:195
public prayer rights, 21:200–
205
status, 21:194–195
succession and inheritance,
21:195
Torah study issue, 21:199–
200
Women of the Wall case,
21:204–205
Jewish scholarship, 1:409
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