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Discover the groundbreaking book, 'Hidden Heretics', a thought-provoking exploration of ultra-Orthodox Jewish life in the modern era. This powerful narrative delves into the experiences of Jewish men and women who grapple with their faith while navigating the boundaries of their closed communities. Through real-life accounts, the author Ayala Fader expertly highlights the complexities of living a double life as these individuals secretly engage with the outside world, both online and in person. This trade paperback, published by Princeton University Press in 2022, unveils the struggles of those who question their beliefs amidst the pressures of ultra-Orthodox tradition. Ideal for readers interested in religion, identity, and social change, 'Hidden Heretics' draws from five years of intensive fieldwork. Uncover how digital media plays a pivotal role in shaping the narratives of these hidden heretics, and how it has transformed the landscape of religious doubt in the digital age. Whether you are a scholar, a curious reader, or someone looking to understand the intersection of faith and modernity, this book offers invaluable insights into the lives of those caught between two worlds. Embrace the hidden truths of belief and the courage to challenge societal norms by adding 'Hidden Heretics' to your collection today.