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  • 1
    ISBN: 9780271094670
    Language: English
    Pages: 1 Online-Ressource (284 p.)
    Year of publication: 2022
    Series Statement: Dimyonot: Jews and the Cultural Imagination
    Keywords: FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY / Hebrew ; Alan Mintz ; American Jewish history ; Hebrew Literature ; Holocaust ; Jewish Literature ; Jewish Theology ; S. Y. Agnon ; identity ; modern era
    Abstract: Alan Mintz (1947–2017) was a singular figure in the American Jewish literary landscape. In addition to publishing six authoritative books and numerous journal articles on modern and contemporary Jewish culture, Mintz contributed countless reviews and essays to literary journals, including the New Republic, the New York Times Book Review, and the Jewish Review of Books. Scattered in miscellaneous volumes and publications, these writings reveal aspects of Mintz’s scholarly personality that are not evident in his monographs.American Hebraist collects fifteen of Mintz’s most insightful articles and essays. The topics range from the life and work of Nobel Prize winner S. Y. Agnon—including a chapter from Mintz’s unfinished literary biography of that author—to Jewish and Israeli literature, the Holocaust, and a rare autobiographical essay. The chapters are introduced and contextualized by Mintz’s longtime colleague and friend David Stern, who opens the book by tracing the arc of Mintz’s intellectual career; the volume concludes with a personal essay and remembrance written by Beverly Bailis, the last student to complete a doctorate under Mintz’s direction.Brimming with erudition and intriguing biographical notes, American Hebraist provides new insights into the life and work of one of the twentieth century’s most important scholars of modern Hebrew literature. Students and scholars alike will benefit from this essential companion to Mintz’s scholarship
    Note: Frontmatter , Contents , Acknowledgments , American Hebraist: An Introduction , 1 Agnon’s Childhood , 2 Agnon in Jaffa: The Myth of the Artist as a Young Man , 3 Agnon Without End , 4 In the Seas of Youth , 5 On “The Sense of Smell” by S. Y. Agnon , 6 Reading Hahazanim , 7 Writing About Ourselves: Jewish Autobiography, Modern and Premodern , 8 Ahad Ha-Am and the Essay: The Vicissitudes of Reason , 9 Sefer Ha’aggadah: Triumph or Tragedy? , 10 Israeli Literature in the Minds of American Readers , 11 Haim Gouri at 90 , 12 Viva Voce: Vicissitudes of the Spoken Word in Hebrew Literature , 13 Knocking on Heaven’s Gate: Hebrew Literature and Wisse’s Canon , 14 Modern Hebrew Literature and Jewish Theology: Repositioning the Question , 15 Hebrew in America: A Memoir , Epilogue: Packing Up an Office; The Work of Mourning and the Creation of an Archive , In English
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  • 2
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    University Park, PA : Penn State University Press
    ISBN: 9781646021895
    Language: English
    Pages: 1 Online-Ressource (232 p)
    Edition: [Online-Ausgabe]
    Year of publication: 2022
    Series Statement: Linguistic Studies in Ancient West Semitic 16
    Parallel Title: Erscheint auch als
    Keywords: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / Historical & Comparative ; Biblical Hebrew ; aspect ; explanation of the semantic development of the biblical Hebrew verbal system ; modality ; pragmatics ; progressive ; resultative ; semantics ; semiotics ; tense ; verb
    Abstract: Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- List of Abbreviations -- Transliteration Key -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Comments on the State of Research -- Chapter 3. A Theory of Aspect and Tense -- Chapter 4. Progressive and Resultative Verbs in Biblical Hebrew -- Chapter 5. Communicative Appeal and the Semantics of the Biblical Hebrew Verb -- Chapter 6 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index
    Abstract: This book provides a new explanation for what has long been a challenge for scholars of Biblical Hebrew: how to understand the expression of verbal tense and aspect.Working from a representative text corpus, combined with database queries of specific usages and surveys of examples discussed in the scholarly literature, Ulf Bergström gives a comprehensive overview of the semantic meanings of the verbal forms, along with a significant sample of the variation of pragmatically inferred tense, aspect, or modality (TAM) meanings. Bergström applies diachronic typology and a redefined concept of aspect to demonstrate that Biblical Hebrew verbal forms have basic aspectual and derived temporal meanings and that communicative appeal, the action-triggering function of language, affects verbal semantics and promotes the diversification of tense meanings. Bergström's overarching explanation of the semantic development of the Biblical Hebrew verbal system is an important contribution to the study of the evolution of the verbal system and meanings of individual verbs in the Hebrew Bible. Accessibly written and structured for seminar use, Bergström's study brings new perspectives to a debate that, in many ways, had reached a stalemate, and it challenges scholars working with TAM and the Biblical Hebrew verb to revisit their theoretical premises. Advanced students and scholars of Biblical Hebrew and other Semitic languages will find the study thought provoking, and linguists will appreciate its contributions to linguistic theory and typology
    Note: Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. , In English
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  • 3
    ISBN: 9781646022601
    Language: English
    Pages: 1 Online-Ressource (396 p.)
    Year of publication: 2022
    Series Statement: Monograph Series of the Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology
    Keywords: SOCIAL SCIENCE / Archaeology ; Early Islamic settlement history ; Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University ; Yotvata excavations ; fortified Iron I site ; material culture in the greater Arabah region
    Abstract: This book presents the final report of the excavations at Yotvata, the largest oasis in the Arabah Valley, conducted by the Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University in 1974–1980 under the direction of Dr. Zeʾev Meshel. The report covers two central sites: a fortified Iron I site and an Early Islamic settlement. The Iron I remains consist of an irregular casemate wall surrounding a courtyard. The location of this site suggests that the settlement was established in order to protect the water sources and to overlook and supervise the nearby crossroads. Based on the relative proximity of the site to Timna, it may be concluded that the oasis formed the main source of water and wood for the population involved in copper production in that region.The rich finds uncovered at the Early Islamic settlement—including a large courtyard building and a nearby bathhouse, among other structures—point to habitation from the end of the seventh to the early ninth century CE. The proximity of the settlement to a sophisticated irrigation system (qanat) and the administrative/economic ostraca discovered at the site suggest that it served as the center of an agricultural estate owned by an elite Muslim family. Among the unique finds is a large assemblage of locally produced, handmade pottery, which is thoroughly studied here.The findings from the excavations at the Yotvata oasis have made a major contribution to the study of Early Islamic settlement and material culture in the greater Arabah region and beyond
    Note: Frontmatter , CONTENTS , PREFACE , CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION: THE YOTVATA OASIS , SECTION I YOTVATA HILL THE IRON I “FOR TRESS” AND OTHER REMAINS , PART I THE SITE IN CONTEXT , CHAPTER 2 YOTVATA: A “FORTRESS” ON A ROAD JUNCTION , PART II ARCHITECTURAL REMAINS , CHAPTER 3 THE EXCAVATIONS AND ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS , PART III ARTIFACTS , CHAPTER 4 THE POTTERY ASSEMBLAGE OF THE IRON I , CHAPTER 5 PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE IRON I POTTERY , CHAPTER 6 THE CERAMIC FINDS FROM THE NABATAEAN BUILT TOMB , CHAPTER 7 THE CHIPPED ST ONE COLLECTIONS: LITHIC PERSPECTIVES ON AN OASIS SITE IN THE ARABAH , CHAPTER 8 SHELL ARTIFACTS , CHAPTER 9 TWO BONE OBJECTS , CHAPTER 10 OSTRICH EGGSHELLS , CHAPTER 11 GROUND STONE TOOLS , CHAPTER 12 WORKED WOODEN OBJECTS FROM THE IRON I , CHAPTER 13 A WOOD COFFIN FROM THE NABATAEAN BUILT TOMB , CHAPTER 14 CORDS AND BASKETRY FROM THE IRON I AND TEXTILES FROM THE NABATAEAN BUILT TOMB , PART IV ECOFACTS , CHAPTER 15 ARCHAEOBOTANICAL REMAINS FROM THE IRON I “FORTRESS” AND THE NABATAEAN BUILT TOMB , CHAPTER 16 CHARCOAL SAMPLES FROM THE CHALCOLITHIC/EARLY BRONZE I SETTLEMENT , CHAPTER 17 DENDROARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORT ON THE COFFIN FROM THE NABATAEAN BUILT TOMB , CHAPTER 18 IRON I AND CHALCOLITHIC/EARLY BRONZE I F AUNA , CHAPTER 19 RADIOCARBON DATES , PART V CONCLUDING REMARKS , CHAPTER 20 MAṢṢEBOTH (STANDING STONES) IN GATES , CHAPTER 21 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS , ADDENDUM LATER EXCAVATIONS IN THE NABATAEAN BUILT TOMB , LIST OF LOCI , SECTION II THE EARLY ISLAMIC SETTLEMENT , PART VI ARCHITECTURAL REMAINS , CHAPTER 22 ARCHITECTURE AND STRATIGRAPHY , PART VII ARTIFACTS , CHAPTER 23 THE POTTERY , CHAPTER 24 PERFECTING LOCAL PRODUCTION OF DESERT POTTERY: PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF EARLY ISLAMIC WARES , CHAPTER 25 STONE AND METAL OBJECTS , CHAPTER 26 GLASS FINDS , CHAPTER 27 THE OSTRACA , CHAPTER 28 THE COINS , CHAPTER 29 TEXTILES, TEXTILE IMPRESSIONS AND A PLAIT , PART VIII ECOFACTS , CHAPTER 30 IDENTIFICATION OF DYES , CHAPTER 31 ARCHAEOBOTANICAL REMAINS FROM THE EARLY ISLAMIC SITE , CHAPTER 32 FAUNAL REMAINS , CHAPTER 33 MOLLUSCS , PART IX CONCLUDING REMARKS , CHAPTER 34 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS , LIST OF LOCI , In English
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  • 4
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    University Park, PA : Penn State University Press
    ISBN: 9781646022199
    Language: English
    Pages: 1 Online-Ressource (150 p.)
    Year of publication: 2022
    Series Statement: Critical studies in the Hebrew Bible 13
    Parallel Title: Erscheint auch als Tooman, William A., 1969 - The Torah unabridged
    Keywords: RELIGION / Biblical Criticism & Interpretation / Old Testament ; "ation ; 1 Kings ; Canaanites ; Covenant Code ; D code ; Deuteronomy ; Exodus ; Ezra ; Hebrew Bible ; Holiness Code ; Joshua ; Nehemiah ; Persian Yehud ; Yehud ; ancient Jewish Hermeneutics ; ancient Jewish exegesis ; biblical law ; exogamy ; gentiles ; inner-biblical interpretation ; intermarriage ; law ; legal exegesis ; legal interpretation ; marriage law ; marriage ; priestly law
    Abstract: The Torah Unabridged is a detailed examination of legal reasoning in the Hebrew Bible. Focusing on the exegetical operations by which biblical laws related to intermarriage were applied to circumstances and persons that lie outside the sphere of their explicit content, this book reconstructs the ways in which laws regarding intermarriage evolved, were interpreted, and were applied across time and place.William A. Tooman argues that the “exegetical impulse” to expand upon the gaps left by laws relating to marriage in the Torah is expressed in several distinctive ways in later texts in the Hebrew Bible. Adopting a diachronic approach, Tooman examines the techniques biblical writers used in their appropriation, expansion, and manipulation of legal ideas within earlier biblical texts in order to apply the laws to more situations, circumstances, and people. Tooman’s analysis reveals that from Exodus to Ezra-Nehemiah, legal reasoning on intermarriage moved in a singular direction: toward an ever-greater restriction of marriage between Israelites/Jews and gentiles. The final chapter sums up the ways that this was accomplished, summarizing the logical and exegetical operations executed in the process of expanding the relevance of these laws, and describing the hermeneutical assumptions that motivated the process.Grounded in a detailed philological analysis of the Hebrew texts, this tightly argued monograph is an important impetus to further debate in the field. It will be welcomed by biblical scholars and by specialists in the history of law
    Note: Frontmatter , Contents , Acknowledgments , List of Abbreviations and Sigla , Introduction. The Abridged Torah , Chapter 1. Explicit Intermarriage Laws in the Torah , Chapter 2. Deployment of Intermarriage Law in Joshua and Kings , Chapter 3. Deployment of Intermarriage Laws in Ezra–Nehemiah , Conclusion. The Unabridged Torah , Appendix 1. Annotated Catalogue of Biblical “Marriage” Laws , Appendix 2. Catalogue of Nonlegal Scriptural Texts Related to Marriage and Intermarriage , Bibliography , Ancient Source Index , In English
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