The Women of the Torah: Commentaries from the Talmud, Misrash, and Kabbalah
By (Author) Barbara L. Thaw Ronson
Jason Aronson Publishers
Jason Aronson Publishers
1st November 1998
United States
General
Non Fiction
Gender studies: women and girls
Criticism and exegesis of sacred texts
221.922082
Hardback
400
Width 162mm, Height 239mm, Spine 35mm
723g
This book examines through the lens of the ancient Talmudic, Midrashic, and Kabbalistic commentaries the scriptural passages related to our ancestral mothers, wives, and daughters. Excerpts seek to illuminate clearly the question of what it may mean to be truly feminine, truly wise.
Barbara L. Thaw Ronson divides her time between the practice of optometry and her first love, writing. Most recently, she and her husband co-authored The Armchair Magician, a beginners book on the psychology and performance of magic. Prior to this endeavor, Dr. Ronson enjoyed years in the theater as a playwright. Long interested in the hidden meanings of the Torah, she now looks forward to incorporating this knowledge with the performance of magic and storytelling. Dr. Ronson lives with her husband in New York City.