The Kitsur shulḥan ‘arukh, Hasidic Tale, and Maskilic Literature as Exemplars of Ashkenazic Hebrew
This article examines the language of three distinct prominent Eastern European Hebrew textual corpora, namely the Kitsur shul@han ‘arukh, the Hasidic hagiographic tale, and Maskilic fiction. It demonstrates that despite their authors’ divergent ideological and religio- cultural stances, each of the...
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2018
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The Jewish quarterly review
Year: 2018, Volume: 108, Issue: 2, Pages: 159-193 |
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Maskilic
B morphosyntax B Hasidic B Eastern Europe B Hebrew grammar B Kitzur shul@han arukh B Ganzfried B Haskalah B Ashkenazic |
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