Next Pesach: Literacy and Identity in Religious Zionist Women
Tamar El-Or
1998
The First Phase: The Undermining of “Here”
The range of my movement between “here” and “there” was supported by imagination and sustained by difference. In going to a women’s seminary, I remained within my national, biographical, ethnic, class, and gender home. However, it entailed the crossing of a boundary as far as age, religion, political…
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