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Discipline:
Humanities
Topic: Language
Studies in Hebrew Morphology
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Ora R. Schwarzwald
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The series presents the morphological structure
of Hebrew based on general linguistic theories. Word formation processes are
described as forming lexical items and as determined by syntactic
processes.
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Volume 1:
Introduction: Theoretical background and principles; Basic concepts; Hebrew
word structure (2002, 184 pp., cat. # 10483-1)
Volume 2: Creating the Hebrew word; Derivation
and inflection (2002, 224 pp., cat. # 10483-2)
Volume 3: The Hebrew syllable and morpheme;
Hebrew morphophonemic processes; Roots and patterns (2002, 352 pp., cat. #
10483-3)
Volume 4: Gender in Hebrew morphology; Number in Hebrew
morphology (2002, 178 pp., cat. # 10483-4)
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Professor Ora R. Schwarzwald, of the Department of Hebrew and
Semitic Languages, Bar Ilan University, is an
expert on modern Hebrew phonology and morphology and Judeo-Spanish and
Ladino and has authored and edited numerous publications in these fields,
including her contribution �Ladino Studies� to The Oxford Handbook of
Jewish Studies (Ed. by Goodman, Cohen, and Sorkin,
Oxford University Press, 2002) and Modern Hebrew (Lincom GmbH, 2001).
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