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Dr. Fishbane suggests that in the patriarchal world of the Torah and Talmud, society perceives women as being liminal in its social order or on the fringe of the male centered society and this excluded from most central rituals. Women are regarded as threats to the patriarchal social structure if they do not act in accordance to traditional gender roles. Such women are regarded as witches or sorceresses.
Contents
Introduction, Methodological Considerations, The Classifications of Female Sorceresses, 1. The Talmud's Assertion that Women are Equated with Sorcery, 2. Female Sorceresses in the Talmudic Story, 3. Rabbinical Supremacy, Concluding Remarks, An Additional Comment, Works Cited.
