Hebrew Studies: A Journal Devoted to the Hebrew Language and Literature. Volume XLVIII, 2007.
Published by National Association of Professors of Hebrew Institutions of Higher Learning, Madison, Wisconsin, 2007
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Octavo, paper covers, frontispiece portrait, frontispiece photo, 429 pp. Articles are "Jewish Ambivalence towards the Bible," Frederick E. Greenspan, Scratched Silver and Painted Walls: Can We Date Biblical Texts Archaeologically," Ziony Zevit, "'Lest Ye Perish in the Way': Ritual and Kinship in Exodus 4:24-26," Christopher B. Hays, "Dating Prophetic Texts," Marvin A. Sweeney, "Ethics and Wisodm in the Book of Proverbs," Michael V. Fox, "The Isha Zara in Proverbs 1-9: Allegory and Allegorization," Tova Forti, "A Cognative Linguistic Perspective on Hineh in The Pentateuch, Joshua, Judges and Ruth," C.H.J. Van Der Merwe, "From Linguistics to Text-Criticism and Back: Wayyiqtol Constructions with Long Prefixed Verbal Forms in Biblical Hebrew," Yigal Bloch, "Hala as a Discource Marker of Justification in Biblical Hebrew," Adina Moshavi, "Rabbinic Responses to Aging," J. Gordon Harris, "Feminist Hebrew Literary Criticism: The Political Unconscious," Esther Fuchs, "J.L. Gordon's Early Stores and Their Rolein His Poetic World," Einat Baram Eshel, "Words, words, words," Zev Garber, "The Young Historians or Chronicles of Homes: Lily Perry's 'Bikur Ha-Talyayin (The Executioner's Visit)," Tsila Abramovitz Ratner, "Metaphors in Hebrew Slang, and Their Parallels in Hebrew Literature and in the Sources," Shmuel Bolotzky, "'Efshar Kafeh?' 'May I Some Coffee?' Non-Sentential Utterances in Colloquial Hebrew," Esther Borochovsky Bar-Aba, "Two Perspectives on Abraham Regelson's 'Hakukot Otiyotayich' Engraved are Your Letters)," Gideon Katz & Gideon Nevo.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Hebrew Studies: A Journal Devoted to the Hebrew Language and Literature. Volume XLVIII, 2007.
- Author
- Sweeney, Marvin A.; Shiffman, Smadar; Barmash, Pamela and Pinsker, Shachar, edited by.
- Publisher
- National Association of Professors of Hebrew Institutions of Higher Learning, Madison, Wisconsin
- Publication year
- 2007
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Softbound
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