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the Jewish family in tradition and in transition
Uncovering the ongoing parental role in education in the rabbinic period / Susan Marks -- Mishnah gittin: family relations as metaphor for national relations / David Brodsky -- All in the family: ancient Israelite and Judahite families in context / Cynthia Shafer-Elliott -- Family values and biblical courtship and marriage: spanning the time barrier / Charles David Isbell -- Presumptuous Halachah: on determining the status of relationships outside Jewish marriage / Gail Labovitz -- Agunot, immigration, and modernization, from 1857 to 1896 / Haim Sperber -- Lost, hidden, discovered: theologies of DNA in North American Judaism and Messianic Judaism / Sarah Imhoff and Hillary Kael -- Contemporary modern orthodox guidance books on marital sexuality / Evyatar Marienberg -- Challah from Abba: the modern Jewish father / Joshua Brown -- "Jewish education begins at home": Training parents to raise American Jewish children after World War II / Joshua L. Furman -- Modern families: multifaceted identities in the Jewish adoptive family / Jennifer Sartori -- The Jewish perspective in creating human embryos using cloning technologies / John D. Loike -- Multiplying motherhood: gestational surrogate motherhood and Jewish law / Pamela Laufer-Ukeles.
Contains papers presented at the 27th Annual Klutznick-Harris-Schwalb Symposium, October 26-27, 2014 in Omaha, Nebraska.