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Suffering Witches to Live: Jewish Women and the Legacies of Religious Law
Women Who Went Before
Menstruation and Ritual Purity in Ancient Judaism
This chapter examines the laws of menstruation and ritual purity in ancient Jewish texts, particularly Leviticus, exploring the implications for both men and women. It contrasts biblical and rabbinic interpretations, showcasing the shift in focus from sacred spaces to marital intimacy post-Temple destruction. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by women in expressing their experiences within a heavily male-dominated legal framework, revealing how laws often reflect male perspectives rather than women's lived realities.
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