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Unveiling Eve

Reading Gender in Medieval Hebrew Literature

by Tova Rosen

University of Pennsylvania Press · 2003 · Hardcover

Tova Rosen's feminist inquiry into Hebrew poetry and prose written in Muslim and Christian Spain, Italy and Provence between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries. Published by University of Pennsylvania Press.

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Tova Rosen's Unveiling Eve is presented as the first feminist study of Hebrew verse and prose written in Muslim and Christian lands, including Spain, Italy and Provence, between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries. Choice magazine chose it as an Outstanding Academic Title.

According to the catalogue, writing was in practice reserved for men in the Jewish Middle Ages, and religious learning in fields such as scripture and liturgy was kept largely in male hands. Rosen examines how women fit into this literary world, and how they were kept at its edges.

Students and scholars of Jewish studies, medieval literature and gender history will find the book an important reference for the period.

Edition note: published by University of Pennsylvania Press. ISBN-13: 9780812237108.

At a glance

  • First feminist inquiry into this Hebrew literature
  • Selected by Choice as an Outstanding Academic Title
  • Published by University of Pennsylvania Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780812237108

Book details

ISBN-13
9780812237108
ISBN-10
0812237102
Author
Tova Rosen
Publisher
University of Pennsylvania Press
Published
2003
Binding
Hardcover
Pages
280
Language
English
Condition
New
Subject
Women in literature

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