Gender on the Hebrew Bookshelf

Gender on the Hebrew Bookshelf

The most notable indication that research and discussion regarding gender and feminism are flourishing is the increase in the number of books in these fields and the fact that bookstores are allocating a separate section for them. For years, publishing in Hebrew on the issue of gender was very limit...

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