Orthodox Jewish
Extremely Elevated Relative Risk of Paraffin Lamp Oil Exposures in Orthodox Jewish Children
... the Jewish Sabbath or Jewish religious holi- ...All Orthodox Jewish households stated that the sole use of paraffin lamp oil was for religious use, and all households of ex- posed children who ...
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Improving access to mental health care in an Orthodox Jewish community: a critical reflection upon the accommodation of otherness
... For the mental health workers that were recruited from the community, the accomodation of otherness exposed tensions, which were sometimes difficult to negotiate, not only because it threatened the distinction between ...
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How do Parents within the Orthodox Jewish Community Experience Accessing a Community Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service?
... in Orthodox Jewish adults (Bayes & Loewenthal, 2013), there appears to be a scarcity of literature that examines the particular issues that may arise for Orthodox Jewish parents whose ...
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Finding Her Own Voice: Cynthia Ozick's Female Protagonists And Orthodox Jewish Law
... (187). Orthodox Jewish law, however, alleges that a wife should only support her husband’s ...a Jewish wife, she is still the foundation that helps stabilize these men’s ...
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Reduced Spinal Bone Mineral Density in Adolescents of an Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Community in Brooklyn
... Conclusions. Lumbar BMD is significantly decreased in ultra-Orthodox Jewish adolescents living in an urban community. Boys had profoundly lower spinal BMD than did girls. Previous studies have introduced ...
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Insights into the oral health beliefs and practices of mothers from a north London Orthodox Jewish community
... The aim of this study was to explore the importance of oral health and access to dental care in the orthodox Jew- ish community of North London in support of oral health. A dual method qualitative approach to data ...
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Improving access to mental health care in an Orthodox Jewish community : a critical reflection upon the accommodation of otherness
... For the mental health workers that were recruited from the community, the accomodation of otherness exposed tensions, which were sometimes difficult to negotiate, not only because it threatened the distinction between ...
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Antisemitism: a study of orthodox Jewish communities in north London
... which Orthodox Jews were subjected ...the Orthodox Jewish community, and as most respondents work within the Jewish community, certain categories of incidents (such as physical and verbal ...
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Military Service and Future Earnings Revisited
... Utilizing particularities in the Israeli laws and regulations, that exempt married women and ultra-orthodox Jewish men from military service, we provide evidence about the effects of compulsory military ...
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Women in Contemporary Jewish Thought: A Comparative Study of an Orthodox and a Non-Orthodox Feminist Approach
... Non-Orthodox Jewish Feminist Perspective Judith Plaskow, a North American Jewish feminist, who affirms her Jewishness as a central part of her identity has been chosen to represent this ...to ...
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Muscular Liberalism and the best interests of the child
... ultra-orthodox Jewish Charedi community; the father had left the community but both parents wanted the children to remain within it; the community would not accept transgender identity and the imposition of ...
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An exploration of women's experiences adhering to family purity laws within the first five years of marriage
... what they imagined to be the desired answers; the way a question is framed can significantly influence the answer. Nevertheless, Lazar’s study gives grounds for asking whether women such as those in the present study do ...
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Food taboos: their origins and purposes
... in orthodox Jewish and Hindu societies as well as reports on aspects of dietary restrictions in communities with traditional lifestyles of Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and ...
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Singing the Lord’s Song in a Foreign Land—Teaching Orthodox Liturgical Music in Non-Orthodox Contexts
... of Orthodox liturgical music within secular universities, the publication this year of an anthology of Russian Sacred Music for Choirs by the Oxford University Press and the same publisher's inclusion of Russian ...
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The social thought of the Orthodox Church reflected in the documents of the Holy Pan Orthodox Council of Crete (2016)
... the Orthodox Church from the entire world and neglects to investigate deeply aspects like bioethics, or does not mention topics like ‘social media’ that became very important during the last years, the Council of ...
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Strategic pluralism and monism in heterodox economics
... with how best to promote heterodox ideas and fundamental objectives concerned with how economics should ideally be practised. Heterodox economists, unlike orthodox ones, must cope with numerous hurdles as a ...
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What is orthodox quantum mechanics?
... What is called “orthodox” quantum mechanics, as presented in stan- dard foundational discussions, relies on two substantive assumptions — the projection postulate and the eigenvalue-eigenvector link — that do not ...
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Orthodox Judaism, Secularization, and the Holocaust
... In summation, context is everything when it comes to understanding as accurately as possible the way people think. The theological ideas that led up to the Holocaust were mostly questions regarding the nature of evil, ...
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Evangelical and Orthodox missiology: a Bibliographical Resource
... Kochetkov, G., ‘The Orthodox Face of Mission: Contemporary Orthodox Mission in Post- Communist Lands’ in Oxbrow, M. and Garrow, E., Emerging Mission: Report on a Consultation, Bangalore, India- November ...
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The Invention of the Jewish People
... the Jewish People, which appeared in Hebrew as Matai ve’ekh humtza ha’am hayehudi? [When and How Was the Jewish People Invented?] (1) elicited a thunderous response that has yet to ...in Jewish ...
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