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'''Jenny Goodman''', MB, ChB, MA, is a British medical doctor, psychoanalyst, and mother. She served on the faculty of the [[Fourth International Symposium|Fourth]] and [[Fifth International Symposium|Fifth]] International Symposia. | '''Jenny Goodman''', MB, ChB, MA, is a British medical doctor, psychoanalyst, and mother. She served on the faculty of the [[Fourth International Symposium|Fourth]] and [[Fifth International Symposium|Fifth]] International Symposia. | ||
| − | She appeared in [[Victor Schonfeld]]'s ground-breaking documentary, "[[It's A Boy!]]", shown on British television in September 1995. Since then, she has been challenging [[circumcision]] both within the Jewish community and in the wider world. She has appeared twice on BBC national television, spoken on several radio programs, and has had articles published in national newspapers. | + | She appeared in [[Victor Schonfeld]]'s ground-breaking documentary, "[[It's A Boy!]]", shown on British television in September 1995. Since then, she has been challenging [[circumcision]] both within the [[Jewish circumcision|Jewish community]] and in the wider world. She has appeared twice on BBC national television, spoken on several radio programs, and has had articles published in national newspapers. |
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Revision as of 09:31, 30 June 2021
Jenny Goodman, MB, ChB, MA, is a British medical doctor, psychoanalyst, and mother. She served on the faculty of the Fourth and Fifth International Symposia.
She appeared in Victor Schonfeld's ground-breaking documentary, "It's A Boy!", shown on British television in September 1995. Since then, she has been challenging circumcision both within the Jewish community and in the wider world. She has appeared twice on BBC national television, spoken on several radio programs, and has had articles published in national newspapers.
Citation
| “ | I am confident that my people have such an abundance of life-enhancing, life-affirming and mind-opening traditions, that our identity and sense of cultural self-heed will happily survive our outgrowing of circumcision, a cruel relic which has always felt to me like an aberration at the heart of my religion. – Dr. Jenny Goodman (Challenging Circumcision: A Jewish Perspective)[1] |
Publications
Goodman J. Jewish circumcision: an alternative perspective. BJU Int. January 1999; 83(1): 22-7. PMID. DOI. Retrieved 29 June 2021.
Goodman, Jenny (23 October 2011)."We're made in God's image, so why change perfection?", Independent. Retrieved 30 June 2021.
External links
Official website. Retrieved 30 June 2021- Facebook page. Retrieved 30 June 2021.
References
- ↑ Goodman, Jenny (August 1996).
Challenging Circumcision: A Jewish Perspective
. Retrieved 30 June 2021.