TOVA HARTMAN - CV.

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1 TOVA HARTMAN - CV tovahartman@ono.ac.il EDUCATION Degree B.A., Jewish Thought/Political Science M.A., Jewish Thought M.A., Counseling Psychology Ed.D., Human Development & Psychology ACADEMIC AFFILATIONS/APPOINTMENTS Appointment Dean of Humanities, Ono Academic College Senior Lecturer, Bar Ilan University Lecturer, Bar Ilan University Lecturer, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Visiting Lecturer, Harvard University Adjunct Lecturer, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem AWARDS/GRANT/HONORS Hebrew University Keren Koret Post-Doctoral Fellowship Spencer Fellowship for Research on the Psychology of Women Harvard University Kennedy Knox Travelling Fellowship Lady Davis Fellowship PROFESSIONAL FUNCTIONS Appointment Editorial Board, Qualitative Psychology Editor, Nashim Psychologist, Women s Counseling Center Teacher, Pelech High School

2 Appointment Chairperson, Executive Board, Shira Hadasha Member, Executive Board, Pelech High School Member, Board of Directors, YMCA Member of a Team Project, The Jewish Agency Publications Books Hartman T., & Buckholtz, C. (2013). Are You Not a Man of God : Devotion, Betrayal, and Social Criticism in the Jewish Tradition. New York: Oxford University Press. Hartman T. (2007). Feminism Encounters Traditional Judaism: Resistance and Accomodation. Waltham, MA: Brandeis University Press. Hartman Halbertal, T. (2002). Appropriately Subversive: Modern Mothers in Traditional Religions. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Elor, T., Hartman Halbertal, T. & Rapoport, T. (2002). Apples from the Desert: Literature Teachers Reading Through and Beyond Local Culture. In M. Zelermayer & P. Peri (Eds.), Female Teachers in Israel: A Feminist Perspective (pp ). Tel Aviv: Ha kibbutz Ha meuhad (Hebrew). Hartman Halbertal, T., & Rapoport, T. (1998). Living with Others: Adolescent Girls on Kibbutz. In Y. Dar (Ed.), Education in the Changing Kibbutz: Sociological and Psychological Perspectives (pp ). Jerusalem: Magnes Press (Hebrew). Articles and Book Chapters Hartman, T. Men, Masculinity, and Breakups: Resisting the Tyranny of Moving On. Personal Relationships (forthcoming). -- Whim or Will: Revisiting Blu Greenberg's Classic Orthodox Feminist Statement. In D. Zlochower & L. Schlaff (Eds.), A Festchrift in Honor of Blu Greenberg (forthcoming). -- Commentary on Filial Duties. In M. Walzer, M. Lorberbaum, & N.J. Zohar (Eds.), The Jewish Political Tradition, vol. 3. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press (forthcoming). -- Male Breakup Trauma. In J. Allan & F. Karioris (Eds.), Since Kimmel (forthcoming). -- Lecture at Conference: Women of Faith and the Family: Between Tradition and Modernity. LUMSA University, Rome. 1 October, Volume of conference proceedings, Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press (forthcoming).

3 -- Passing on a Messy Tradition. In S. Yanklowitz (Ed.), Kolot: Celebrating the Plurality of Jewish Voices, vol. 2. Phoenix: Valley Beit Midrash (forthcoming). -- The Teshuvah to End All Teshuvahs: Mendel Shapiro's Qeri'at ha-torah by Women. " In Yehuda Kurtzer (Ed.), The New Jewish Canon (forthcoming). Seigelshifer, V., & Hartman, T. "The Emergence of Israeli Orthodox Women Filmmakers." Feminist Media Studies (revision requested and manuscript re-submitted for publication). Hartman, T., & Buckholtz, C. What Divorced Dads Really Want for Father s Day. Web blog post. Psychology Today, 16 June Web. 3 Jan Hartman, T. (2015). 'Strong multiplicity': an interpretive lens in the analysis of qualitative interview narratives. Qualitative Research, 15(1), Joubran, S., Marcus, O., Rath-Wolfson, L., Hartman, T., Iancu, I., Weizman, A., & Ram, E. (2013). Discourse Between Parents and Their Children about Sex in the Arab Community in Israel. Medical Connections, 3(31), Seigelshifer, V., & Hartman, T. (2011). From Tichels to Hair Bands: Modern Orthodox Women and the Practice of Head Covering. Women's Studies International Forum, 34(5), Hartman, T., & Buckholtz, C. (2011). Beruriah Said Well : The Many LIves (and Deaths) of a Talmudic Social Critic. Prooftexts, 31(3), Hartman, T. (2011). "Reading for Resistance: Iphigenia." In P. Cooper Davis & L. Cooper Davis (Eds.), Enacting Pleasure (pp ). New York: Seagull Books. Hartman, T., & Miller, T. (2011) Gender and Jewish Education: Why Doesn t this Feel so Good In H. Miller, L.D. Grant, & A. Pomson, (Eds.), International Handbook of Jewish Education (pp ). New York: Springer. Hartman, T. & Summit, B. (2007). Uncovering Private Discourse: Sex Education in Israeli Jewish Religious Schools. Curriculum Inquiry, 37(1), Hartman Halbertal, T., & Koren, I. (2006) Between Being and Doing: Conflict and Coherence in Identity Formation of Gay and Lesbian Orthodox Jews. In D.P. McAdams, R. Josselson, & A. Lieblich (Eds.), Identity and Story: Creating Self in Narrative (pp ). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association. Hartman, T. (2005). Restorative Feminism and Religious Tradition. Common Knowledge, 11(1), Hartman Halbertal, T. & Marmon, N. (2004). "Systemic Attribution, Menstrual Separation and Ritual Immersion in the Experience of Orthodox Jewish Women." Gender & Society, 18(3),

4 Hartman Halbertal, T.L., & Cohen, S.M. (2001). Gender Variations in Jewish Identity: Practices and Attitudes in Conservative Congregations. Contemporary Jewry. 22(1), Hartman, T. (2000). Maneuvering in a World of Law and Custom: Maternal Transmission of Ambivalence. Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women s Studies & Gender Issues, 3, (2000). Facing the Legacy of the Canon: Three Models. In B. Bacon, D. Schers, & D. Zisenwine (Eds.), New Trends in Research in Jewish Education (pp ). Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University Press. Rappaport, T., Penso, A., & Hartman Halbertal, T. (1996). The Artistic Selfhood of Adolescent Girls: Two Improvisations of Cultural Scripts. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 24(4), Conferences Women s Leadership. JOFA Conference, New York, January Talmudic Women as Social Critics. Valley Beit Midrash, Phoenix, AZ, November Modesty: Can We Talk About It? Drisha Institute, New York, October Healing Trauma Through Theater. Shakespeare & Company, Lenox, MA, August Women s Education in Judaism. An Evening in Honor of Hannah Kehat, Jerusalem, May Go Away and Change: Feminism and Traditional Judaism. Duke University, Durham, NC, November Appropriately Subversive: Traditional Religions Meet Feminism. David S. Lobel Visiting Scholar Lecture, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, May Appropriately Subversive : Fidelity and Critique in Modern Jewish Life. Hadar Institute, New York, February Keynote speaker for IFIIE (International Foundation for Interreligious and Intercultural Education) conference on Women of Faith and Family: Between Tradition and Modernity, Sala del Giubileo of LUMSA University, Rome, October Jewish Identity in the Twenty-First Century (keynote). Paideia Paradigm Program, Stockholm, April Keynote speaker for IFIIE (International Foundation for Interreligious and Intercultural Education) on Women and Public Engagement: A Faith Perspective, Pontificia Università Urbaniana, Rome, April 2013.

5 The Big Tent, a discussion with Arnie Eisen. Schoken Institute, Jerusalem, April Diverse New Families in Israel and America. Chair and Respondent at International Workshop on New Understanding of Gender, Love, and the Jewish Family. Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, January Halacha and Change. Presented at Women in Traditional Jewish and Muslim Communities (keynote), University of Illinois, Chicago, February Sex Education and Jewish Education. Presented at Challenges in Jewish Education: Cultural Vitality, 6th International Conference of the Israel Association for Research in Jewish Education, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, December Developments in Feminist Theory and Practice. Presented at the International Conference On Jewish Literacy, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, September The Ethics of Sacrifice and the Sacrifice of Ethics: Jewish and Greek Sources for an Ethic of Love and Memory. Presented at The of Spirit and Spirituality Series, Guilford College (keynote), Greensboro, NC, February Roles, Rules, and Responsa: Rabbinic Reactions to Increased Women s Participation in Public Life. Presented at the Religion, Gender, and Politics Conference, Van Leer Institute and Harvard Divinity School (keynote), Jerusalem, January Loyal Daughters and Liberated Women. Presented at Choosing Limits/Limiting Choices Conference, Brandeis University (keynote, opening lecture). Boston, March Uncovering Private Discourse: Sex Education in Israeli Jewish Orthodox Schools. Presented at JOFA Conference, New York, February Covering, Uncovering, and Recovering: Modesty in Orthodoxy Today. Presented at Kolech (keynote), Jerusalem, June The Psychology of Love in Carol Gilligan s Theory. Presented at the Conference in Honor of Carol Gilligan, New York University, New York (2002) Towards a Feminist Theology. Presented at the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance Columbia University, New York, Jewish Education and Rabbinic Backlash Against Feminism. Presented at: The Second Scientific International Conference of the Israeli Association for Research in Jewish Education: Jewish Education and Jewish Identity in Diverse Settings, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, The Transformative Claim of Feminism on Religious Tradition. Presented at The International Conference on Feminism and Judaism, Shalom Hartman Institute, Jerusalem, 2000.

6 Gender Differences in American Jewish Identities. Presented at The Association of American Jewish Studies, Chicago, Interpretation of Authoritative Texts: Three Models. Presented at the Israeli Association of Research in Jewish Education, Schechter Institute, Jerusalem, תפקידים ופעילויות מקצועיות אחרות מחוץ לאוניברסיטה: Consulting Editor (2009): Special Issue: Sexuality in Jewish Contexts. Nashim: Journal of Jewish Women s Studies & Gender Issues, 17. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press.