(in Polish) Feministyczne i queerowe teologie żydowskie 3700-AL-FQTZ-QHU
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Proponowana literatura dodatkowa:
1. Adelman, Penina V., “A Drink from Miriam’s Cup: Invention of Tradition among Jewish Women”, Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, 10.2 (1994): ss. 151-166.
2. Adler, Rachel, “Queer Jews Talking Their Way In”, European Judaism: A Journal for the New Europe 49.2 (2016): ss. 6-13.
3. Adler, Rachel, “Engendering Judaism: An Inclusive Theology and Ethics”, Philadelphia 1998.
4. Alpert, Rebecca T., „Our Lives Are the Text: Exploring Jewish Women’s Rituals”, Bridges, 2.1 (1991): ss. 66-80.
5. Antler, Joyce, “Jewish Radical Feminism: Voices from the Women’s Liberation Movement”, New York 2018.
6. Antler, Joyce, “‘We Were Ready to Turn the World Upside Down’”: Radical Feminism and Jewish Women”, [w:] Hasia R. Diner, Shira Kohn, Rachel Kranson (red.), “A Jewish Feminine Mystique? Jewish Women in Postwar America”, New Brunswick, New Jersey, London 2010, ss. 210-234.
7. Benjamin, Mara H., “Tracing the Contours of a Half Century of Jewish Feminist Theology”, Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 36.1 (2020): ss. 11-31.
8. Crasnow, S.J., “On transition: normative Judaism and trans innovation”, Journal of Contemporary Religion, 32.3 (2017): ss. 403-415.
9. Eilberg-Schwartz, Howard. People of the Body: Jews and Judaism from an Embodied Perspective, New York 1992.
10. Falk, Marcia, “Notes on Composing New Blessings: Toward a Feminist-Jewish Reconstruction of Prayer,” [w:] “Weaving the Visions: New Patterns in Feminist Spirituality”, Judith Plaskow, Carol Christ (red.), San Francisco 1989.
11. Greenberg, Blu, „Jewish Women: Coming of Age”, Tradition: A Journal of Orthodox Jewish Thought 16.4 (1977): ss. 79-94.
12. Greenberg, Blu, “On Women and Judaism: A View from Tradition”, Philadelphia 1981.
13. Greenspahn, Frederick E., “Women and Judaism. New Insights and Scholarship”, New York, London 2009.
14. Heschel, Susannah, “Jewish Feminism and Women's Identity”, Women & Therapy 10.4 (1991): ss. 31-39.
15. Heschel, Susannah (red.), “On Being a Jewish Feminist: A Reader”, New York 1983.
16. Imhoff, Sarah, “Women and Gender, Past and Present: A Jewish Studies Story”, Jewish Social Studies 24.2 (2019): ss. 74-81.
17. Jakobsen, Janet R., “Queers Are Like Jews, Aren’t They? Analogy and Alliance Politics”, [w:] Daniel Boyarin, Daniel Itzkovitz, Agendernn Pellegrini (red.), “Queer Theory and the Jewish Question”, New York 2003, ss. 64-89.
18. Ladin, Joy, “In the Image of God, God Created Them: Toward Trans Theology,” Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 34.1 (2018): ss. 53–58
19. Madsen, Catherine, “If God Is God She Is Not Nice,” Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 5.1 (1989): ss 103–17.
20. Orenstein, Gloria Feman, “Torah Study, Feminism and Spiritual Quest in the Work of Five American Jewish Women Artists”, Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women’s Studies & Gender Issues, 14 (2007): ss. 97-130.
21. Plaskow, Judith, Elliot Kukla, “Remapping the Road from Sinai,” Sh’ma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas (2007): ss. 2–5.
22. Rudavsky, Tamar (red.), “Gender and Judaism. The Transformation of Tradition”, New York 1995.
23. Setel, T. Drorah, et al. (1986), “Roundtable Discussion: Feminist Reflections on Separation and Unity in Jewish Theology”, Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 2.1 (1986): ss. 113-130.
24. Umansky, Ellen M., “Finding God: Women in the Jewish Tradition”, CrossCurrents 41.4 (1991-92): ss. 521-537.
25. Umansky, Ellen M., Dianne Ashton, “Four Centuries of Jewish Women’s Spirituality: A Sourcebook”, Boston 1992.
26. Wenig, Margaret, “God is a Woman and She is Growing Older”, [w:] “Best Sermons”, red. James Cox, New York 1992.
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