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Silent exodus and forgotten voices : Sephardic women writers in post colonial discourse.

Lichtenstein, Nina B.

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La femme juive dans le roman et au theâtre : conférence faite à la Société des études juives ... / par Maurice Bloch.

La femme juive dans le roman et au theâtre : conférence faite à la Société des études juives ... / par Maurice Bloch.

Maurice Bloch 1853-1922

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Patriarchal moments : reading patriarchal texts / edited by Cesare Cuttica and Gaby Mahlberg.

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Oeuvres philosophiques de Sophie Germain : suivies de pensées et de lettres inédites et précédées d'une notice sur sa vie et ses oeuvres par Hte. Stupuy.

Sophie Germain 1776-1831

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Kestenberg Archive.

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