Fucus : a Semitic/Afrasian gathering in remembrance of Albert Ehrman /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Ehrman, Albert, Arbeitman, Yoël L.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Alemán
Francés
Publicado: Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : J. Benjamins Pub. Co., 1988.
Colección:Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science. Current issues in linguistic theory ; v. 58.
Temas:
Ehrman, Albert.
Ehrman, Albert
Ehrmann, Albert.
Bible. > Joshua, XV, 15 > Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible > A.T. > Josué > XV, 15 > Critique, interprétation, etc.
Semitic languages.
Hebrew language > Etymology > Names.
Langues sémitiques.
Hébreu (Langue) > Étymologie > Noms.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY > Arabic.
Hebrew language > Etymology > Names
Names
Semitic languages
Aufsatzsammlung
Debir (Extinct city) > Name.
Israel > Debir (Extinct city)
Semitische Sprachen.
Hamitosemitische Sprachen.
Bible > O.T > Joshua XV, 15 > Criticism, interpretation, etc
Debir (Extinct city) > Name
Festschriften
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Festschriften.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • FUCUS A SEMITIC/AFRASIAN GATHERING IN REMEMBRANCE OF ALBERT EHRMAN
  • Editorial page
  • Title page
  • Copyright page
  • PREFACE
  • DEDICATION
  • Table of Contents
  • Dr. Albert Ehrman Publications
  • I . PHILOLOGlCAL/LINGUISTIC
  • 2. EXTRA-LINGUISTIC JUDAIC STUDIES
  • IRANIAN SCRIBE, ANATOLIAN RULER, OR NEITHER: A CITY'S RARE CHANCES FOR LEADERSHIP
  • I. THE PROBLEM
  • II. AETI0L0GICAL SOLUTIONS, ANCIENT AND MODERN
  • III. WHAT EXACTLY IS A SCRIBE?
  • IV. JUDAISM'S LATER-TIME SCRIBES
  • a. Orientation
  • B. Four Archaic Poems and their Targumic Transmogrification: c. Three Modern Scholars:
  • d. The Targumim:
  • V. THE METHODOLOGY OF THE TALMUDIC CODE-CRACKING
  • a. The Question:
  • b. Judaeo-Persian Scribes, Scribes, and More Scribes
  • c. These Are The Generations of Iranian
  • d. From Elamito-Iranian Inscription to Scribe: Two Views:
  • e. The Time and the Placeâ€?The Synagogue of Dura-Europos:
  • f. Wasthe Elamite Scribe Really There 2,000 Years Earlier?
  • VI. THE NEITHER (IRANIAN NOR ANATOLIAN) OF THE TITLE: WHY NOT TWO MUTUALLY TRANSLATING WEST SEMITIC ASTYNYMS? VII. THE TARGUMIC TRANSLATION INTO GREEKWITHIN THE SCHEME OF THINGS
  • VIII. A RETROSPECTIVE: WEST SEMITIC AND ANATOLIAN LEADERSHIP
  • IX. IRANIAN SCRIBE, ANATOLIAN RULER OR W. SEMITIC LEADERâ€?WHERE HAVE WE COME?
  • ADDENDUM
  • PRIMARY SOURCES
  • CULT OF THE ANCESTORS AND TUTELARY GOD AT EBLA
  • THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PROTO-SEMITIC CONSONANT SYSTEM
  • 1.0. INTRODUCTION
  • 2.0. TRADITIONAL RECONSTRUCTION
  • 3.0. THE EMPHATICS
  • 3.2. BERBER3.3. CHADIC
  • 3.4. CUSHITIC AND OMOTIC
  • 4.0. BILABIAL, DENTAL, AND VELAR STOPS
  • 5.0. THE DENTAL AFFRICATES
  • 6.0. THE PALATALIZED ALVE0LARS
  • 7.0. SIBILANTS
  • 8.0. THE LATERALIZED AFFRICATES
  • 9.0. NASALS, GLIDES, AND LIQUIDS
  • 10.0. GLOTTAL STOP AND GLOTTAL AND PHARYNGEAL FRICATIVES
  • 11.0. CONCLUSIONS
  • REFERENCES
  • BILINGUALISM AND MEANING IN RABBINIC LITERATURE: AN EXAMPLE
  • REFERENCES
  • THE STATE OF THE STATIVE
  • 1. Distributional analysis
  • 2. The stative category
  • 3. Terminology
  • 4. Semantics: the stative root5. Morphology/1: simple predicate in -um
  • 6. Morphology/2: The paradigm of transitive permansives
  • 7. Syntax: the stative sentence
  • 8. Conclusions
  • MICAH 2:4 AND NAHUM 3:16-17 IN THE LIGHT OF AKKADIAN
  • 1. Micah 2:4
  • 2. Nahum 3:16-17
  • ON ETYMOLOGY OF PRONOUNS AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE CHADIC LANGUAGES
  • REFERENCES
  • INDEFINITE PRONOUNS IN EARLY SEMITIC
  • REFERENCES
  • DEUX Ã?TUDES SUR DES INSCRIPTIONS CHYPROMINOENNES
  • I. Les Inscriptions chyprominoennes d'Hala Sultan Tekké

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