Contents
| | Series editors’ preface | ix |
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| | The argument of this book | 4 |
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| | From Jewish women’s history to Jewish feminist theology | 13 |
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| | 1Reading post-Holocaust theology from a feminist perspective | 19 |
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| | Writing women out of (and into) post-Holocaust theology | 21 |
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| | The patriarchal characteristics of post-Holocaust theology | 27 |
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| | Post-Holocaust affirmations of the sovereignty of God | 29 |
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| | God’s failure to be patriarchal enough | 35 |
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| | Re-figuring divine power | 37 |
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| | 2The hiding of God’s face in Auschwitz | 43 |
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| | The holocaustal dis-appearance of God | 44 |
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| | Presence, absence and gender | 50 |
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| | 3Feminist intimations of the holy in Auschwitz | 59 |
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| | The covenantal sanctification of Auschwitz | 59 |
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| | The profanization of women in Auschwitz | 63 |
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| | Women’s sanctification of Auschwitz | 70 |
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| | The (de)portation of the holy into Auschwitz | 81 |
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| | 4Face to face (with God) in Auschwitz | 86 |
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| | The degradation of relation | 89 |
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| | The persistence of relation | 94 |
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| | Facing God in Auschwitz | 100 |
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Publication information:
Book title: The Female Face of God in Auschwitz:A Jewish Feminist Theology of the Holocaust.
Contributors: Melissa Raphael - Author.
Publisher: Routledge.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 2003.
Page number: v.
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