Iconic Hasidic Food: "Black Kasha" in Chabad-Lubavitch.
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Of Mice and Hasidic Men: Reb Shayele as Populist Patron Saint.
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"A New Project of Jewish Colonization in the Sudan": Ashkenazi Refugees and the Ottoman Jewish Liberal Opposition (1906–1908).
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The Female Body and the Male Gaze: Magic, Kabbalah, and Medicine in Early Modern East-Central Europe.
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Magic Formulae and Women's History: Authorship, Agency, and Gender in the Aramaic Incantation Bowls.
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