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Sexuality And The Body In The New Religious Zionist Discourse Yakir Englander

Name: Sexuality And The Body In The New Religious Zionist Discourse Yakir Englander
SKU: BELL-6646152
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Publisher: Academic Studies Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.47 MB

Pages: 298

Author: Yakir Englander, Avi Sagi

ISBN: 9781618114525, 1618114522

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Sexuality And The Body In The New Religious Zionist Discourse Yakir Englander by Yakir Englander, Avi Sagi 9781618114525, 1618114522 instant download after payment.

Religious-Zionism developed in Israel as an attempt to combine halakhic commitment with the values of modernity, two networks of meaning not easily reconciled. This book presents a study of the discourse on the body and sexuality within religious-Zionism as it has developed in recent decades, including in cyberspace, and considers such issues as homosexuality, lesbianism, masturbation, and the relationships between the sexes. It also analyzes the shift to a pastoral discourse and alternative religious perspectives dealing with this discourse together with its far wider social and cultural implications, offering a new paradigm for reading religious cultures