A Nook of Her Own: Virginia Woolf, Class, and the Creative Life
Alexandra Barylski Space is our birthright. So it is imperative that we have some of our own. City dwellers confront this need in
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Women
Snake Mythology: From Ancient Aztec Sculptures to Instagram Fans
Erica Wright At seven months pregnant, I’ve never felt less like Mother Earth. At least not like most of the depictions: a woman
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Evangelical Women Celebrities: A Crisis of Authority
Erica Ramirez on Kate Bowler In The Preacher’s Wife, Kate Bowler introduces readers to a group of powerful evangelical women leaders. Through this
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Hasidism Forum: A New History
Hasidism: A Forum This forum is dedicated to our friend and colleague Professor Tzippi Kauffman who left this world much too early. She
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Sexuality and Religious Authority in the Black Church
Joseph Winters on Monique Moultrie The intersection of Christianity and black female sexuality is a site of tension and complexity. On the one hand,
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Midwifery, Spiritualism, and Modern Birth
Audrey Farley Reviews Wendy Kline “It was the most amazing experience of my life, feeling him come through my body,” Brazilian supermodel Gisele
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Telling the Story of Women in Japanese Religions – By Jessica Starling
Jessica Starling on Ambros’s Women in Japanese Religions This spring I was invited to give a talk at a public library in Central
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An Immodest Proposal – By Maria Doerfler
Maria Doerfler on Kate Wilkinson’s Women and Modesty in Late Antiquity One of the distinct pleasures of living in New York City is
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An Interview with Albrecht Classen on marriage, family, and sexuality in the Middle Ages
Professor Albrecht Classen has authored or co-authored more than 70 books and eight of his own poetry collections. He is the University Distinguished Professor
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