CCAR Journal: The Reform Jewish Quarterly. Volume LIX/ IV, Fall, 2012. Gender and Judaism in Conversation.

Octavo, glossy paper covers, 231 pp. Articles are "Introduction to ths Issue from the Guest Edtor," Elyse Goldstein, "Emerging Rabbis: It's Too Soon to Proclaim 'Mission Accomplished,'" Jodie Gordon, "Shechinah: The Divine Feminine," Geela Rayzel Raphael, "Bat Mitzvah's Delayed Coming-of-Age in Reform Judaism," Carole B. Balin, "Learning Talmud Together: Reclaiming the Text through Feminist 'Chevruta,'" Audrey Pollack and Marcia Beck, "Deconstructing Feminist Midrash: The Next Step in the Revolution of Revelation," Laurie Green, "B'rit Milah: A Feminist Dialogue," Elyse Goldstein, "Response to Rabbi Elyse Goldstein on B'rit Milah," Leah R. Berkowitz, "The Hospital Poems of Zelda: A Spirituality for Ailing and Aging," Rachel Adler, "Brotherhood, In Memoriam? 1923-?" Doug Barden "Gender and the Soul of Men," Shawn Israel Zevit," "Making the Minyan," Peter B. Schaktman, "Male and Female, God Created Them? The Intersex, Transgender, and Transsezual in Jewish Tradition and in Our Lives," Margaret Moers Wenig, "in God's Image (B'tzelem Elohim)," Kate Levy, "Rainbow Children Grown Up: Conversations on Jewish/Queer Identity and Communal Culture," Jane Rachel Litman, "Two Women Marrying in the Tradition of Moses and Israel," Jaimee Shalhevet and Helayne Shalhevet, "On Gender Segregation and Israel," Anat Hoffman, "Women Rabbis in Israel," Dalia Marx, poetry by James B. Rosenberg, Mindy Kronenberg, Tammy Nusso-Morgan and Gary Teller. …