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1. • • The form of the book of Ruth is definitely not 'feminist', though it may fairly be described as 'feminine' since it highlights the virtues and concerns of women.
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     Ruth - A Case for Women, or a Case for Patriarchy?

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   Is the Book of Ruth a feminist book?

   • The beginning and end of the Book of Ruth are the exceptions to the comment Avnery makes, regarding the centrality of female conversation in this book. This framing of the story can chip away at the power of the positive feminine messages the exposition acknowledges.

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   Is the Book of Ruth a woman-centric bible story?

   • Woman-centric Bible stories are hard to come by, let alone feminist or queer ones. The Book of Ruth, which we read every Shavuot, stands as a clear exception to the patriarchal rule. The story begins with Naomi, a Jewish woman married to Elimelech from Bethlehem. They have two sons who marry non-Jewish, Moabite women named Orpah and Ruth.

   "Wherever You Go, I Go": Queerness in the Book of Ruth

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   Is the Book of Ruth a good book?

   • The book of Ruth has been widely accepted as being a positive text for and about women in the Hebrew Bible. Frequently described as being 'delightful' or 'whimsical', it is regarded as a fine example of a short story with full and complete characters.

   "The biblical book of Ruth: A feminist literary reading." by Kaija

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   What role does feminism play in Ruth?

   • “…a feminist, somewhat subversive perspective, in which the gentile woman wins in the end and is accepted by Jewish society.” The following article is designed to explore the role feminism may play in three themes throughout Ruth, as supported by Avnery. Historically, the relationships between females in the Bible are anything but harmonious.

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   Why is a queer reading of the Book of Ruth important?

   • This Shavuot, it’s important to incorporate a queer reading of the Book of Ruth because examples of relationships like Naomi and Ruth’s are so rare. It’s a powerfully feminist story that involves both a decision absent of men, and then kindness from a man because of the love between two women.

   "Wherever You Go, I Go": Queerness in the Book of Ruth

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   What is Ruth a story about?

   • From early commentaries and monographs, some of the concerns that have been woven throughout diverse treatments approach Ruth as a story about loss, relationship, and ethnic identity.

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3. jwa.org › wherever-you-go-i-go-queerness-book-ruth"Wherever You Go, I Go": Queerness in the Book of Ruth

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   May 27, 2020 · Woman-centric Bible stories are hard to come by, let alone feminist or queer ones. The Book of Ruth, which we read every Shavuot, stands as a clear exception to the patriarchal rule. The story begins with Naomi, a Jewish woman married to Elimelech from Bethlehem.

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4. openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au › indexRuth - A Case for Women, or a Case for Patriarchy?

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   The form of the book of Ruth is definitely not 'feminist', though it may fairly be described as 'feminine' since it highlights the virtues and concerns of women. 42 Australian Religion Studies Review

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6. medium.com › interfaith-now › why-the-book-of-ruthWhy The Book of Ruth is Radical - Medium

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   Feb 6, 2021 · The counter interpretation suggests that the Book of Ruth is, “…a feminist, somewhat subversive perspective, in which the gentile woman wins in the end and is accepted by Jewish society.”

7. scholar.uwindsor.ca › etd › 3775"The biblical book of Ruth: A feminist literary reading." by ...

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   The book of Ruth has been widely accepted as being a positive text for and about women in the Hebrew Bible. Frequently described as being 'delightful' or 'whimsical', it is regarded as a fine example of a short story with full and complete characters.

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8. journeyonline.com.au › features › a-womanistA Womanist Interpretation of the Book of Ruth - JourneyOnline

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   Jun 30, 2023 · A womanist reading, which interprets the story from the standpoint of Black women, exposes what Norton describes as an ‘assimilationist tendency of the text’. Even when on the inside, Ruth remains an outsider. She is “Ruth the Moabite” (Ruth 4:10): an acquisition of the Israelite community.

9. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullRuth in Recent Research - Jennifer M. Matheny, 2020

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   Oct 22, 2020 · From the early treatments focused on historical-critical methods to the interdisciplinary approaches of the social sciences today, Ruth research continues to speak to the current developments within interpretive conversations. This article briefly surveys major commentaries on Ruth, and then discusses the shifts in research from 2001 to today ...

10. www.jstor.org › stable › 41177998TWO WOMEN IN A MAN'S WORLD: A Reading of the Book of Ruth - JSTOR

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    man's world tells a woman's story. With. artistry, the book of Ruth presents the aged Naomi. youthful Ruth as they struggle for survival in a environment.1 These women bear their own burdens. know hardship, danger, insecurity, and death. No God them blessing; no man rushes to their rescue. They.