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Elboim-Dror, Rachel was born on July 28, 1931 in Poland and in 1936 moved to Israel. Daughter of Zvi and Bracha (Greenberg) Elboim.
(Clean Death in Tel Aviv recreates the repressed dramas of...)
Clean Death in Tel Aviv recreates the repressed dramas of Ruth Levin and of a generation of Zionist pioneers who sought to found an earthly utopia in Palestine. Her nightlong journey into the past unveils the contradictions and forces that shaped her tortured self. She was raised in a utopian agricultural community with an idealistic father ready to sacrifice himself and his family and an abusing mother-amidst a scorching desert and routine Arab attacks. Pealing off one mask after another in a desperate effort to discover her interior self she exposes her sexual ambiguities, her pleasure in cruelty to herself, her obedience to her army commanders and to her husband, whom she hoped to tame and make sexually potent. She awakens to failed feminine desires and tragic Israeli realities. At dawn her husband discovers her once-fervent body on the pavement.
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Elboim-Dror, Rachel was born on July 28, 1931 in Poland and in 1936 moved to Israel. Daughter of Zvi and Bracha (Greenberg) Elboim.
She recieved basic education in Israel. In 1949 Rachel entered Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel where she studied Hebrew literature, education and sociology. After graduation in 1954, she continued her studies at Harvard University, where she received Master and Doctorate degrees.
Rachel Elboim-Dror worked as a Professor of Education and Culture Policy and History at the Hebrew University from 1965 till 1995. In 1977 she established the Division of Education Policy, Planning and Administration at this university and served as its director untill 1980.
Her main theoretic and applied interests include education and culture in periods of transformation, from a broad cultural, historical and political perspective.
She served as consultant to the Ministry of Education in Israel, as a member of national and international advisory committees, and on the editorial boards of professional journals. For two years she was editor of Elsevier's International Book Series in Education Policy. She lectured at universities in Europe, the United States, India, and Australia. In 1991 she was invited by the Soviet Academy of Sciences to Moscow. In 1993 she was invited by the Israeli Academic Center in Cairo for a series of lectures and seminars for Egyptian academics and writers.
(Clean Death in Tel Aviv recreates the repressed dramas of...)
1999Yesterday's Tomorrow: The Zionist Utopia
(This publication examines education and culture, includin...)
1993Hebrew Education in Palestine
(The dook consists of 2 volumes and describes the process ...)
1986(The article analyses the case of British educational poli...)
2000(Gender differences are frequently discussed in utopian no...)
1994
She served as a member of national and international advisory committees, between 1992-1995 as Directorate member at Teacher College, since 1996 as member of the governing committee in Ben-Zvi Research Foundation and since 1998 as a member of the pedagogic committee at Kerem College.
Also worked as a volunteer with disadvantaged youth.
Married Yehezkel Dror. Children: Asael, Otniel, Itiel.