For a man who lived in the 11th century, medieval Jewish scholar Rashi wrote Torah commentaries with a surprisingly feminist bent. As the father of 
daughters only, it’s easy to envision him discussing his writings with his girls. That’s the premise behind Maggie Anton’s trilogy of historical novels: Rashi’s Daughters. This talk by Anton was presented as part of a daylong event entitled Bible By the Bay, conceived at the Osher Marin JCC and sponsored by Lehrhaus Judaica.
To listen, click right arrow.
Click below to subscribe through itunes and receive each new episode automatically.
Enter your email address below to receive new content through you email.
