Ultra-orthodox Jewish Women Go to Work

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2014
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Abstract
In the last three decades the ultra-orthodox community in Israel has experienced great changes in its internal social functioning. More specifically, these developments were linked to the education of ultra-orthodox women. Through an accurate review of the existing literature and a series of in-depth interviews with Israeli scholars, rabbis, educators and women of the ultra-orthodox community in Jerusalem, it was found that the introduction of new vocational and academic training tracks in women's education, is gradually changing the internal social structure of the ultra-orthodox family and community. The main consequence is expressed in a renegotiation of gender roles within the ultra-orthodox community and in a subversion of the traditional patriarchal framework. As a result of their participation in the labor market and in higher education institutions, women are more and more exposed to the Israeli secular culture, introducing in the traditional and segregated ultra-orthodox community customs typically modern, narrowing the gap between the ultra-orthodox community and the mainstream Israeli society.
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Authors Giorgia, Foscarini,;
Journal annali di ca’ foscari: serie orientale
Year 2014
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http://edizionicafoscari.unive.it/riviste/annali-di-ca-foscari-serie-orientale/2014/1/ultra-orthodox-jewish-women-go-to-work/
Keywords
history of scholarship and learning. the humanities social sciences (general) education (general) theory and practice of education english literature languages and literature of eastern asia, africa, oceania social legislation history of great britain

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