Hebrew forms of address : a sociolinguistic analysis
Resumen: This book is the culmination of a decade-long research project exploring the intricate usage of forms of address in Biblical and Epigraphic Hebrew. Various aspects of this research were presented at annual meetings of the Society of Biblical Literature in 2020, 2021, and 2022. I am deeply grateful for the valuable feedback provided by colleagues and friends, which played a crucial role in refining my ideas and contributing to the overall development of this project. I extend my special appreciation to Jeffrey Stackert for his encouragement to publish this work in the Ancient Near East Monographs series, and to Nicole L. Tilford for her valuable contributions in curating the project with SBL Press. I am also deeply thankful for the invaluable feedback and meticulous observations provided by two anonymous reviewers, which greatly enhanced the quality of the manuscript and shaped its final version. I am immensely grateful to my esteemed former teachers, who provided me with exceptional instruction in the fields of philology and linguistics. Their expertise and guidance have been invaluable in shaping my academic journey. I extend my sincere gratitude to the following individuals for their remarkable contributions to my education: Dennis Pardee, Rebecca Hasselbach-Andee, Lenore Grenoble, the late Norman Golb, David Scholen, Stuart Creason, Michael Sells, Kay Heikkinen, Stephen Kaufman, Samuel Greengus, the late David Weisberg, Miles Van Pelt, John Currid, Alastair McEwen, and Stephen Voorwinde. Their teachings have left a lasting impact on my scholarly pursuits, and I truly appreciate their dedication and wisdom. To my dear friend, Chip Hardy, I wholeheartedly extend my appreciation for being a constant source of encouragement and unwavering support since my arrival in Chicago. His presence in my life has been invaluable. I’m also deeply appreciative of Benjamin Noonan for his friendship and encouragement throughout the journey of this book. Our countless conversations in the Klau Library at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, OH, are cherished memories. I would also like to give special thanks to Lee and Mary Ann Cope, who have gone above and beyond their duty, exemplifying the essence of true Christian friendship since my family and I arrived in the United States. Their kindness and support have meant the world to us.
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| Format: | Libro biblioteca |
| Language: | eng |
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Society of Biblical Literature
2023
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| Subjects: | ANALISIS LINGÜISTICO, SEMANTICA, GRAMATICA, HEBREO, EXEGESIS BIBLICA, FILOLOGIA, HISTORIA DE LA LENGUA, ANALISIS SOCIOLOGICO, |
| Online Access: | https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/17542 |
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| Summary: | Resumen: This book is the culmination of a decade-long research project exploring the intricate
usage of forms of address in Biblical and Epigraphic Hebrew. Various
aspects of this research were presented at annual meetings of the Society of Biblical
Literature in 2020, 2021, and 2022. I am deeply grateful for the valuable
feedback provided by colleagues and friends, which played a crucial role in refining
my ideas and contributing to the overall development of this project.
I extend my special appreciation to Jeffrey Stackert for his encouragement to
publish this work in the Ancient Near East Monographs series, and to Nicole L.
Tilford for her valuable contributions in curating the project with SBL Press. I am
also deeply thankful for the invaluable feedback and meticulous observations provided
by two anonymous reviewers, which greatly enhanced the quality of the
manuscript and shaped its final version.
I am immensely grateful to my esteemed former teachers, who provided me
with exceptional instruction in the fields of philology and linguistics. Their expertise
and guidance have been invaluable in shaping my academic journey. I
extend my sincere gratitude to the following individuals for their remarkable contributions
to my education: Dennis Pardee, Rebecca Hasselbach-Andee, Lenore
Grenoble, the late Norman Golb, David Scholen, Stuart Creason, Michael Sells,
Kay Heikkinen, Stephen Kaufman, Samuel Greengus, the late David Weisberg,
Miles Van Pelt, John Currid, Alastair McEwen, and Stephen Voorwinde. Their
teachings have left a lasting impact on my scholarly pursuits, and I truly appreciate
their dedication and wisdom.
To my dear friend, Chip Hardy, I wholeheartedly extend my appreciation for
being a constant source of encouragement and unwavering support since my arrival
in Chicago. His presence in my life has been invaluable. I’m also deeply
appreciative of Benjamin Noonan for his friendship and encouragement throughout
the journey of this book. Our countless conversations in the Klau Library at
Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, OH, are cherished memories. I would also
like to give special thanks to Lee and Mary Ann Cope, who have gone above and
beyond their duty, exemplifying the essence of true Christian friendship since my
family and I arrived in the United States. Their kindness and support have meant
the world to us. |
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