A concert by and for women, in celebration of Rosh Chodesh, the New Month, with performances of cantorial, klezmer and folk music and brief commentary on the meaning and practices of the holiday.
Her paper "The Homosexual Role", published in 1968, argued that homosexuality was not a clinical pathology and that historical and cultural influences affected same-sex relations, changing them in meaning and practice.
Our analysis of self-diagnosis apps suggests that they inhabit a contested and ambiguous site of meaning and practice.
This debate has so far, however, been addressed only from a top-down view representing the theories of community leaders and bioethicists, while the actual meaning and practice of carrier matching as experienced by community members have remained unexplored.
Despite these developments, the meaning and practice of the right to withdraw from research has remained relatively unexamined (Holm [2011], Edwards [2005], Schaefer and Wertheimer [2010], Helgesson and Johnsson [2005]).
As a result, the meaning and practice of sex had later become a disturbing question for Gaye.
By taking away the need to sacrifice and the need to debate, we weaken the meaning and practice of citizenship.
(I both edited the volume as a whole and wrote a connective essay on the changes in the spiritual meaning and practice of Tu Bishvat over the millennia).
Instead, marriage is a symbolic process varied in cultural meaning and practice through different places on earth and able to change over time in a specific area based on shifts in environment, economy and history.
Professor Newman is the author of Past Imperatives: Studies in the History and Theory of Jewish Ethics (SUNY Press, 1998), An Introduction to Jewish Ethics (Prentice Hall, 2005) and, most recently, Repentance: The Meaning and Practice of Teshuvah (Jewish Lights, 2010).
