About this Journal
- Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues
- Journal
Cofounded in 1998 by the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute at Brandeis University and the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues provides an international, interdisciplinary academic forum the only one of its kind for the innovative work being done in the many areas of research that comprise the field of Jewish women's and gender studies. It regularly includes articles on literature, text studies, anthropology, theology, contemporary thought, sociology, the arts, and more. It aims to create communication channels within the Jewish women's and gender studies community, to bring the fruits of that community's work to a wider audience, and to enhance their educational, political, and cultural impact on the Jewish world and beyond. In addition, each issue of Nashim highlights the new voices that seek to redefine the place of women in the Jewish tradition and Jewish learning in ways that incorporate female creativity and spirituality.
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Indiana University PressAvailable Issues
No. 3 (2000) through current issueTable of Contents
Number 42, Spring/Summer 5783/2023
Number 41, Fall 5783/2022
Number 40, Fall 5782/2022
Number 39, Fall 5782/2021
Number 38, Spring 5781/2021
Number 37, Fall 5781/ 2020
Number 36, Spring 5780/2020
Number 35, Fall 5780/2019
Number 34, Spring 5779/2019
Number 33, Fall 5779/2018
Number 32, Spring 5778/2018
Number 31, Spring-Fall 5777-78/2017
Number 30, Fall 5777/2016
Number 29, Spring 5776/2015
Number 28, Spring 5775/2015
Number 27, Fall 5775/2014
Number 26, Spring 5774/2014
Number 25, Fall 5774/2013
Number 24, Spring 5773/2013
Number 23, Spring-Fall 5772-3/2012
Number 22, Fall 5772/2011
Number 21, Spring 5771/2011
Number 20, Fall 5771/2010
Number 19, Spring 5770/2010
Number 18, Spring 5770/2009
Number 17, Spring 5769/2009
Number 16, Spring 5769/2008
Number 15, Spring 5769/2008
Number 14, Fall 5768/2007
Number 13, Spring 5767/2007
Number 12, Fall 5767/2006
Number 11, Spring 5766/2006
Number 10, Fall 5766/2005
Number 9, Spring 5765/2005
Number 8, Fall 5765/2004
Number 7, Spring 5764/2004
Number 6, Fall 5764/2003
Number 4, Fall 5762/2001
Number 3, Spring/Summer 5760/2000
Additional Information
Additional Materials
Additional Issue Materials
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Editorial Board
-- Number 42, Spring/Summer 5783/2023
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Editorial Board
-- Number 41, Fall 5783/2022
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Editorial Board
-- Number 40, Spring 5782/2022
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Editorial Board
-- Number 39, Fall 5782/2021
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Editorial Board
-- Number 38, Spring 5781/2021
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Editorial Board
-- Number 37, Fall 5781/ 2020
- Editorial Board -- Number 36, Spring 5780/2020
- Editorial Board -- Number 35, Fall 5780/2019
- Editorial Board -- Number 34, Spring 5779/2019
- Editorial Board -- Number 33, Fall 5779/2018
- Editorial Board -- Number 32, Spring 5778/2018
- Editorial Board -- Number 31, Spring-Fall 5777-78/2017
- Editorial Board -- Number 30, Fall 5777/2016
- Editorial Board -- Number 29, Spring 5776/2015
- Editorial Board -- Number 28, Spring 5775/2015
- Editorial Board -- Number 27, Fall 5775/2014
- Editorial Board -- Number 26, Spring 5774/2014
- Editorial Board -- Number 25, Fall 5774/2013
- Editorial Board -- Number 24, Spring 5773/2013
- Editorial Board -- Number 23, Spring-Fall 5772-3/2012
- Editorial Board -- Number 22, Fall 5772/2011
- Editorial Board -- Number 21, Spring 5771/2011
- Editorial Board -- Number 20, Fall 5771/2010
- Editorial Board -- Number 19, Spring 5770/2010
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Editorial Board
-- Number 18, Fall 5770/2009
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Editorial Board
-- Number 17, Spring 5769/2009
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Editorial Board
-- Number 16, Spring 5769/2008
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Editorial Board
-- Number 15, Spring 5769/2008
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Editorial Board
-- Number 14, Fall 5768/2007
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Editorial Board
-- Number 13, Spring 5767/2007
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Editorial Board
-- Number 12, Fall 5767/2006
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Editorial Board
-- Number 11, Spring 5766/2006
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Editorial Board
-- Number 10, Fall 5766/2006
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Editorial Board
-- Number 9, Spring 5765/2005
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Editorial Board
-- Number 8, Fall 5765/2004
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Editorial Board
-- Number 7, Spring 5764/2004
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Editorial Board
-- Number 6, Fall 5764/2003
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