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History of changes of: "A Daughter’s Recitation of Mourner’s Kaddish" on the 30th May 2012

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title: "A Daughter’s Recitation of Mourner’s Kaddish"
start: 2012-05-30
start time: 20:00
end time: 23:00
venue: Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies
city: Jerusalem
country: IL
coordinates: 31.7548, 35.2147
tags: JOFA feminism feminismo feminismus intersectional jofaorg womenrights womensvisibilty
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description:
"A Daughter’s Recitation of Mourner’s Kaddish"
Join Pardes for a special evening with faculty member Rahel Berkovits in honor of her new book. 
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Reciting mourner's kaddish for a parent stands at the heart of the Jewish bereavement experience. While traditionally this public recitation has been seen as a son's responsibility, a daughter reciting kaddish is not a modern concept. The halakhic literature addresses questions such as: May a daughter recite mourner's kaddish? May she recite kaddish alone or must it be in conjunction with a man? Should her kaddish be said aloud or quietly? 

The lecture will be in English and books will be available for sale.
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