Yoram Bilu

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies(36), Archaeology and Historical Studies(18), Biblical Studies and Interpretation(15), Jewish Identity and Society(12), Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology(9)

Publications82 total

The Life Cycle of Dybbuk Possession in Judaism
2024
The Benefits of Attenuation: Continuity and Change in Jewish Moroccan Ethnopsychiatry in Israel
2022· 1 cited
Between Worlds: Dybbuks, Spirit Possessions and Demons, Angels and Maggidim
2022· 2 citedOpen Access
The Return of the Dybbuk: Between Ritual Healing and Stage Performance
TDR/The Drama Review·2020· 3 cited
INDEX
Stanford University Press eBooks·2020
Chapter 13. FROM TZADIK TO MESSIAH
Stanford University Press eBooks·2020
With Us More Than Ever
Stanford University Press eBooks·2020· 7 cited
With Us More Than Ever: Making the Absent Rebbe Present in Messianic Chabad
2020· 4 cited
Chapter 13. A Moroccan Jewish Shrine in Israel
2019
Index
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2019
VI. The Cult of Saints from a Comparative Perspective: Symbol, Narrative, Gender, and Identity
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2019
I. The Folk-Veneration of Saints in Morocco and Israel
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2019
II. Avraham Ben-Ḥayyim and Rabbi David u-Moshe
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2019
III. Ya'ish OḤana, Elijah the Prophet and the Gate of Paradise
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2019
Frontmatter
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2019Open Access
The Saints' Impresarios
Academic Studies Press eBooks·2019· 12 cited
The Taming of the Deviants and Beyond: An Analysis of Dybbuk Possession and Exorcism in Judaism
2019· 20 cited
Cinderella and the Saint: The Life Story of a Jewish Moroccan Female Healer in Israel
2019· 1 cited
Jewish Moroccan “Saint Impresarios” in Israel: A Stage-Developmental Perspective
2019· 6 cited
Dybbuk Possession and Mechanisms of Internalization and Externalization: A Case Study
2018· 17 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Eliezer Witztum(7), Eyal Ben‐Ari(5), Gershon Ben‐Shakhar(2), Maya Bar‐Hillel(2), G. M. Kressell(1), Michal Shaked(1), Michal Kravel‐Tovi(1), Edor Ben-Abba(1), Anat Flug(1), Yehuda Goodman(1), Onno van der Hart(1), Henry Abramovitch(1), James F. Hopgood(1), Irene Stengs(1), June Macklin(1), Phyllis Passariello(1), Gaby Shefler(1), Keren Friedman-Peleg(1), Benjamin Beit‐Hallahmi(1), David A. Greenberg(1)