"Using feminist theory and first-hand sociological research, Rom and Benjamin have produced a fascinating insight into a rarely studied but widespread sociocultural practice. They investigate when and why women do and do not change their names on marriage and come up with data o…
"One of the less discussed achievements of the women's movement is the option to reject the patronymic naming system, i.e. the convention of women replacing their own family names by their husbands' names when they get married. This book offers an analysis of Israeli women's nam…
"One of the less discussed achievements of the women's movement is the option to reject the patronymic naming system, i.e. the convention of women replacing their own family names by their husbands' names when they get married. This book offers an analysis of Israeli women's nam…
One of the less discussed achievements of the women's movement is the option to reject the patronymic naming system (orthe convention of women replacing their own family names by their husbands' names when they get married). This book offers an analysis of Israeli women's naming…
One of the less discussed achievements of the women's movement is the option to reject the patronymic naming system (orthe convention of women replacing their own family names by their husbands' names when they get married). This book offers an analysis of Israeli women's naming…
One of the less discussed achievements of the women's movement is the option to reject the patronymic naming system (or€the convention of women replacing their own family names by their husbands' names when they get married). This book offers an analysis of Israeli women's namin…
"One of the less discussed achievements of the women's movement is the option to reject the patronymic naming system, i.e. the convention of women replacing their own family names by their husbands' names when they get married. This book offers an analysis of Israeli women's nam…