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From Wallflowers to Lonely Trees: Divorced Ultra-Orthodox Women in Israel
Anat Barth
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Adital Ben-Ari
School of Social Work
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Ultra-Orthodox
100%
Israeli Women
100%
Divorced Women
100%
Wallflower
100%
Collective Culture
33%
Modernity
16%
Israeli
16%
Depth Interviews
16%
Individual Perception
16%
Conservatism
16%
Israeli Communities
16%
Internal Processes
16%
Cultural Norms
16%
Individuation Process
16%
Individual-collective
16%
Divorced Parents
16%
Divorcees
16%
Ultra-orthodox Community
16%
Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Community
16%
Social Sciences
Judaism
100%
Israel
100%
In-Depth Interview
100%
Conservatism
100%
Process of Individuation
100%
Internalization
100%
Arts and Humanities
Israel
100%
Orthodox
100%
In-depth interviews
25%
Jewish Community
25%
Internalization
25%