The IOS annual. / Volume 21, : Carrying a torch to distant mountains / / Yoram Cohen [and three others] editors.
This volume includes studies devoted to Babylonian literature, history and language and discussion about comparative Semitics-Egyptian and Modern South Arabic, Aramaic dialects, Palestinian Arabic and Tigre and Ethiosemitic languages. --Publisher
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| Superior document: | Israel Oriental Studies |
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| Place / Publishing House: | Leiden : : Brill,, [2022] ©2022 |
| Year of Publication: | 2022 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Israel oriental studies.
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (473 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1: The Ancient Near East. "I am carrying a torch to the faraway mountains": an Old Babylonian bilingual personal prayer and its textual transmission / Uri Gabbay and Nathan Wasserman
- The campaign against the Suteans and the project in the Land of Mukiš: a consideration of Letters RSO 23 28-36, and 39 from the House of Urtenu in Ugarity / Yoram Cohen and Eduardo Torrecilla
- The editorial technique of resumptive repetition: the cosmogony and the anthropogony in Enum̄a Eliš / Noga Ayali-Darshan
- On Aramaic loanwords in Neo- and Late-Babylonian texts: introduction and semantic-topical taxonomy (part one) / Ran Zadok
- Part 2: Semitic languages and linguistics. Phonological peculiarities of Palestinian folksongs / Werner Arnold / Is Old Egyptian dp.t, "Ship", a Bronze Age Afroasiatic isogloss? An etymological and archaeological vignette / Alexander Borg
- Ancient Egyptian words in modern south Arabian languages / Letizia Cerquedlini
- Remarks on the Christian Neo-aramaic dialect of Shaqlawa / Geoffrey Khan
- The Arabic dialects of the Jezreel Plain and the Hula Valley (Galilee): grammatical notes, remarks on linguistic contact, and texts / Stephan Procházka
- The loss of the infinitive and its replacement by the imperfect in Christian Palestinian Aramaic / Christian Stadel
- Some remarks about Laryngeal rules in Tigre / Rainer M. Voigt
- Part 3: Arabic language and literature. The use of cognitive verbs as a strategy for expressing subjectivity and intersubjectivity in the Quraʼān / Yehudit Dror
- Redundance and suppression according to Sībawayhi and al-al-Farrāʼ / Kees Versteegh
- The term Fāʼida in pragmatic and rhetorical discussions by Arab grammarians / Beata Shyhatovitch
- How (not) to read pedagogical grammars of Arabic: the case of the subjunctive mood / Almog Kasher
- Syntactic and semantic constraints on the structure of the adverbial accusative of cause and purpose (al-mafuʻūl lahu) according to Arabic grammarians / Arik Sadan.