Yeshiva fundamentalism: piety, gender, and resistance in the ultra-Orthodox world

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Acknowledgments Preface 1 Introduction: Redefining Male and Fundamentalism 2 Yeshiva Fundamentalism in Israel's Haredi Community 3 On the edge of transgression: The Study of the Talmud and the Evil Inclination 4 Challenges to the Fundamentalist Denunciation of Work 5 The Idealization of Soldiers' Masculinity 6 The Domestication of Masculine 7 A Case Study: Terror, ZAkA, and the Soldiers of Piety 8 Conclusion: A Reconstruction of Fundamentalism and Notes References Index About the Author

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