THE POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION OF GENDER TRADITIONS AT THE WESTERN WALL IN JERUSALEM

Stuart L. Charmé

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Charmé: Political Transformation of Gender Traditions 72 Beneath the claims of fidelity to an unchanging past that one routinely finds among competing religious adherents, one discovers a dynamic process of construction, innovation, and change that is based on both continuity and discontinuity with the past.See Richard Handler and Jocelyn Linnekin, "Tradition, Genuine or Spurious," Journal of American Folklore 97, no.

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