The Scholarly Life—The Laboring Wife: Gender, Torah, and the Family Economy in Rabbinic Culture

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Gail Labovitz, The Scholarly Life—The Laboring Wife: Gender, Torah, and the Family Economy in Rabbinic Culture, Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues, No. 13, Jewish Women in the Economy (Spring 2007), pp. 8-48

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