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9780881257199

Women at Prayer : A Halakhic Analysis of Women's Prayer Groups

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    9780881257199

  • ISBN10:

    0881257192

  • Edition: Revised
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-09-01
  • Publisher: Ktav Pub & Distributors Inc
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Table of Contents

Preface xi
Introduction xv
Introduction to the Expanded Edition xvii
The Role of Women in Judaism
1(12)
The Image of God
1(2)
Equality and Identity of Roles
3(1)
The Complementary Tasks
4(3)
The Only Place
5(1)
The Secondary Role
6(1)
The Primary Obligation: The Most Cogent Explanation
7(3)
The Home Role and Jewish Continuity
10(3)
Women and Private Prayer
13(20)
Shemoneh Esreh
13(9)
Maimonidean Prayer
14(4)
Nachmanidean Prayer
18(1)
The Rationale
19(2)
Rashi and Tosafot
21(1)
Shema
22(2)
Birkhot ha-Shahar
24(1)
Pesukei de-Zimra
25(1)
Birkhot Shema
26(2)
Blessings Before Shemoneh Esreh
28(1)
Concluding Prayers
29(4)
The Emergence of Communal Prayer
33(9)
The History
33(4)
The Legal Perspective
37(4)
Devarim she-bi-Kedushah
37(2)
Tefillah be-Zibbur
39(2)
Public Torah Reading
41(1)
Women and Communal Prayer
42(15)
The Exemption of Women from Communal Prayer
43(1)
Women and Minyan
44(13)
The Legal Exclusion
45(1)
The Correlation Principle
46(7)
Pirsuma: The Joining of Ten for Publicity
53(4)
Women and Torah Study
57(10)
The Exemption
57(7)
The Mishnah in Sotah
57(2)
Rambam's View
59(2)
Women and Talmud Torah
61(3)
The Obligation
64(3)
``Whoever Does Not Learn Will Not Do''
64(1)
In-Depth Knowledge
64(3)
Women and Aliyot
67(18)
Kevod Zibbur
67(4)
The Shame of Ignorance
68(2)
Modesty
70(1)
The Key Definition: Equality of Obligation
71(6)
Private and Public Torah Study
71(4)
Kevod Zibbur Defined
75(2)
Women and Public Torah Reading
77(3)
Torah Blessings at Women's Tefillah Groups
80(5)
Women and Sifrei Torah
85(14)
The Talmudic Sources
85(5)
``Words of Torah Are Not Susceptible to Tumah''
85(2)
Ba'al Keri and Niddah
87(3)
The Halakhah
90(9)
The Difficult Rema
90(1)
Tumah and Uncleanliness: A Conceptual Analysis
91(2)
The Rema: A Possible Explanation
93(1)
A Synopsis of Halakhic Sources
94(5)
Additional Issues
99(24)
An Incomplete Fulfillment of Prayer
99(7)
Kavvanah in Prayer
101(5)
The Appeal to Contemporary Torah Scholars
106(6)
Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik
107(1)
Rav Moshe Feinstein
108(4)
Imitation of Non-Jewish Practices
112(3)
Offshoots of the Feminist Movement
112(2)
While Performing a Mitzvah of the Torah
114(1)
Minhag: A New Practice in Synagogue Custom
115(3)
Prohibition Based on Novelty
116(1)
Improper and Insincere
116(1)
Approbation of Noted Scholars
116(1)
``We Never Saw''
117(1)
Location: In the Home or the Synagogue?
118(5)
The Rationale
118(1)
The Legal Preference
119(4)
Conclusion 123(2)
Women and the Reading of the Megillah 125(24)
Traditional Authorities and Sources 149(8)
Bibliography 157(4)
Index 161

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