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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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