Les femmes juives face aux problématiques de l'émancipation en Europe (1790/91-1917)

Bibliographie

Sitographie

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Bibliographie

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  • ROSS, Tamar, Expanding the Palace of Torah. Orthodoxy and Feminism, Waltham [Mass.], Brandeis University Press, coll. «Brandeis Series on Jewish Women», 2004.

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  • SACKS, Maurie, Active Voices. Women in Jewish Culture, Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1995.

  • WASSERFALL, Rahel R., Women and Water. Menstruation in Jewish Life and Law, Hanover [N.H.], University Press of New England, coll. «Brandeis Series on Jewish Women», 1999.

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