Educate the child according to his own way: a Jewish ultra-orthodox version of independent self-construal

Haller, Rachel; Tavecchio, L.W.C.; Stams, Geert-Jan; Dam, Levi van

doi:10.1080/13617672.2023.2184128

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“…Although it is often described as a diverse, dynamic, and changing community comprising several distinct groups (Shomron 2022), certain beliefs and ways of life are shared by all of its members. These include strict adherence to religious principles, observance of God's commandments as they are interpreted in the Talmud and in later rabbinical literature according to the Ultra-Orthodox interpretation (Friedman and Hakak 2015;, and perception of Jewish law as pertaining to all aspects of life (Engelman et al 2020;Haller et al 2023). It has been suggested that Orthodoxy, and its Ultra-Orthodox offshoots, are movements based on a conservative reaction to the modernization and secularization crises as well as to the increasing prominence of liberal religious groups, most of all Reform Judaism, which have opposed traditional Jewish society since the turn of the nineteenth century (Katz 1992).…”

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The Medium Is the Definer: Daily Journalism as a Tool for Forming Community: A Case Study—The Ultra-Orthodox Community in Israel

Friedman

Rashi

2023

Religions

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There are many studies that deal with the role of media and the motives for their creation. The present article explores the background behind the development of Ultra-Orthodox journalism. It examines the establishment of Ultra-Orthodox daily newspapers in Israel at the end of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first by analyzing semistructured texts and ideas. The historical background and the way this journalism developed in general and specifically during those years reflect a strong social and censorial orientation. This study concludes that these newspapers can be seen as social definers that help preserve a community through censorship aimed at the general and other Ultra-Orthodox media. It helps communities and individuals self-define and can delineate an additional role for mass media as a social definer. The contention herein is that the establishment of Ultra-Orthodox newspapers in Israel serves as a mode for social definition; a definition that is arrived at by being part of the circle of the newspaper’s readers, and the newspaper, in turn, defines itself by its censor board.

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The Medium Is the Definer: Daily Journalism as a Tool for Forming Community: A Case Study—The Ultra-Orthodox Community in Israel

Friedman

Rashi

2023

Religions

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“…To address this issue, educational policy makers have introduced various favorable policies to attract male kindergarten teachers [ [1] , [6] ]. However, at present, the number of male kindergarten teachers remains insufficient, which has resulted in a lack of quantitative research on male kindergarten teachers, as most existing studies have employed only qualitative research methods, such as interviews and observations [ 1 , 8 ]. Although qualitative research can dissect the deeper reasons for a behavior, it cannot fully present the relation between different variables.…”

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Perceived organizational support and occupational commitment: A study among male kindergarten teachers

Zhang,

Huang,

2023

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“…Namun, alasan untuk memilih Childfree dapat bervariasi di setiap individu. Perkembangan Childfree di negara dengan budaya yang kuat sangat dipengaruhi oleh budaya dan tradisi setempat 9 . Di negara-negara seperti India dan Jepang, misalnya, memiliki anak dianggap sebagai tugas moral yang harus dipenuhi oleh setiap pasangan suami-istri.…”

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Analysis of the Culture Shock Phenomena of Children in Social Media

Matondang,

Matondang

2023

hikmah

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This study aims to analyze the childfree phenomenon on social media specifically for Tweeters which is associated with Culture Shock. The method used in this research is content analysis by looking at the trend of Childfree issues on Tweeter from March 17-22 2023. The phenomenon analysis uses the Netlytic application which is then analyzed more deeply by looking at the views of MUI, Anthropologists and Communication Experts. The results of this study indicate that the childfree phenomenon on social media can be considered as a form of culture shock due to a shift in social values and norms that were previously considered normal and expected in society. This phenomenon can trigger conflict and polarization on social media, but can also be seen as a form of social and cultural change that is taking place in society. Therefore, it is important for society to accept the social and cultural changes that are taking place and to maintain tolerance towards other people's life choices.

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Educate the child according to his own way: a Jewish ultra-orthodox version of independent self-construal

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

The Medium Is the Definer: Daily Journalism as a Tool for Forming Community: A Case Study—The Ultra-Orthodox Community in Israel

The Medium Is the Definer: Daily Journalism as a Tool for Forming Community: A Case Study—The Ultra-Orthodox Community in Israel

Perceived organizational support and occupational commitment: A study among male kindergarten teachers

Analysis of the Culture Shock Phenomena of Children in Social Media

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