De casta le viene a la galga: Sephardic Adams vs. their Eves, either traditional or modern
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Vol. 63 (2014), Articles, pages 223-242
Submitted: Jan 24, 2020
Published: Dec 3, 2014
Abstract
This article illustrates how Sephardic men questioned their wives whatever their condition: either tradition-bounded or subjected to the uses and customs of modern times. The texts, both in prose and verse, which support the argumentation come from the following aljamiado sources: the Biblical commentary Me‘am lo‘ez to Isaiah (Thessaloniki, 1892) written by Yiŝḥac Yehudá Didiá‘ Aḅá, and three Sephardic newspapers also from Thessaloniki: two numbers of La Época (dated 1897 and 1900) and one of El Avenir, dated 1907.
Keywords:
Sephardic Literature in Hebrew script, Sephardic Sociology in the Balkans, Yiŝḥac Yehudá Didiá‘ Aḅá, Me‘am lo‘ez to Isaiah, Thessaloniki Sephardic newspapers, La Época and El Avenir, Sephardic poetry
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Romero, E. (2014). De casta le viene a la galga: Sephardic Adams vs. their Eves, either traditional or modern. Miscelánea De Estudios Árabes Y Hebraicos. Sección Hebreo, 63, 223–242. https://doi.org/10.30827/meahhebreo.v63i0.285