“Lilith sets inspiration fo women and men in the contemporary femenist spirituality, a sourse of theological/thealogical imagination, and an image for mimicry.”
This lecture, on Lilith’s Image in Contemporary Feminist Spirituality, took part inSchocken Institute for Jewish Research’s workshop on Feminine Spiritual Leadership.
The research was awarded a scholarship from the Institute.
The research project on Lilith includes more articles and lectures (see links of relevant items below).
(For more information – see the Hebrew page of this item.)
The recorded lecture:
The following (Hebrew) lecture (some 14 min., starting at 1:04:43 of the film) took place at Bar Ilan University:
(Another presentation of this research project is available in English. See links to relevant items.)
Authors
Marianna Ruah-Midbar
Schocken Institute for Jewish Research, Jerusalem
Links
Dates
May 11th, 2015
June 1st, 2015
Language
Hebrew
Academic/Non-academic
Academic item
Bibliographical citation
Ruah-Midbar, Marianna, “Lilith’s Image in the Contemporary Feminist Spirituality, and its Meaning”, a lecture at Schocken Institute for Jewish Research’s Seminar, Jerusalem, 11/05/2015. [Hebrew]
Ruah-Midbar, Marianna, “Lilith’s Image in the Contemporary Feminist Spirituality, and its Meaning”, at Schocken Institute for Jewish Research’s and Bar-Ilan University’s conference, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, 01/06/2015. [Hebrew]
