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Strands of the Cable: The Place of the Past in Jewish American Women's Writing (review)

course of the study not just among the observed, but within the observer as well. These are minor issues, however, compared to the major contribution El-Or's work makes to the field of education and feminist studies. Despite a most sophisticated analysis, El-Or manages to maintain a text accessible to scholar, student, and general reader. This is no mean feat, and I suspect some of this is attributable to Haim Watzman's fine translation. I highly recommend this book to those interested in the ways in which religious identity and meaning are maintained within traditional communities in contemporary times. Debra Renee Kaufman Matthews Distinguished Professor Northeastern University