Sarra Copia Sulam. A Jewish salonnière and the press in Counter-Reformation Venice

will not make these questions disappear. They may then be resolved in other ways, not necessarily more appropriate or efficient than the law. And if they are not resolved, which is sometimes the case, that may hurt the fabric of society, on human rightsrelated issues, and on the coherence and consistency of the law itself. Yet this thoughtful book is an excellent and always necessary reminder about the proper limits of the law, especially within the context of issues pertaining to culture and identity, and especially within the Israeli context.