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catalog contributor b9394874.
catalog created "1996.".
catalog date "1996".
catalog date "1996.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1996.".
catalog description "3.6 the emergence of different dialects within Hebrew -- 3.7 The significance of the monarchy to the dialectalization process -- 3.8 Conclusion -- Chapter Four: The pre-exilic spread of Aramaic -- 4.1 Issues in language spread -- 4.2 Dynastic change and the spread of Aramaic -- 4.3 The role of the Assyrian kingdom in the spread of Aramaic -- 4.4 Conclusion -- Chapter five: The spread of Aramaic in the Jewish diaspora and elsewhere -- 5.1 The rise of a new superpower: Babylonia -- 5.2 An overview of Jewish migrations to Egypt -- 5.3 conclusion -- Chapter six: The sociolinguistic situation in Judah in the second temple period -- 6.1 The definition of diglossia -- 6.2 The spread of Aramaic in the Jewish homeland -- 6.3 Additional agencies that contributed to spread Aramaic in Judah -- 6.4 Did the spread of Aramaic lead to the decay of Hebrew? -- 6.5 Conclusion -- Chapter seven: The linguistic Hellenization of Jewish Palestine -- 7.1 What is hellenization? -- ".
catalog description "7.2 The development of Koine Greek -- 7.3 Previous experiences of language use in colonization -- 7.4 Hellenization under the Ptolomies -- 7.5 Hellenization and the Maccabean revolt -- 7.6 The Jews under Roman rule -- 7.7 How pervasive was Greek by the first-century Palestine? -- 7.8 Conclusion -- Chapter eight: Bilingualism: did Jesus speak Greek? -- 8.1 The historical Jesus and sociolinguistic research -- 8.2 The socio-historical context in which Jesus grew up and its impact on his language abilities -- 8.3 Code-switching as evidence of Jesus' bilingualism in Greek and Aramaic -- 8.4 Code-switching as the most natural explanation -- 8.5 Conclusion.".
catalog description "Chapter one: Historical sociolinguistics perspective on the Bible -- 1.1 A glimpse at biblical history -- 1.2 Language spread methodology -- 1.3 Conclusion -- Chapter Two: Sociolinguistic reconstruction the prehistory of the Hebrew language -- 2.1 The problematic nature of the evidence -- 2.2 Diachronic approach to the history of languages -- 2.3 An indirect claim about the origin of Hebrew -- 2.4 The Amorite origin of the Hebrews -- 2.5 The centrality of Abraham and the Abrahamic period in biblical studies -- 2.6 The language situation in Canaan -- 2.7 Conclusion -- Chapter Three: The sociolinguistic history of the Hebrew language: from Egypt to the United Kingdom -- 3.1 Joseph's migration to Egypt and its impact on the formation of the Hebrew language -- 3.2 The Israelites under the Pharaohs -- 3.3 The centrality of the Exodus in the Hebrew mind -- 3.4 The socio-political situation in Canaan -- 3.5 The linguistic consequences of canaanization -- ".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog extent "xvi, 254 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Language and society in biblical times.".
catalog identifier "1573090085 (paper : alk. paper)".
catalog identifier "1573090093 (cloth : alk. paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Language and society in biblical times.".
catalog issued "1996".
catalog issued "1996.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "San Francisco : International Scholars Publications,".
catalog relation "Language and society in biblical times.".
catalog subject "306.4/4/0899240394 20".
catalog subject "BS1197 .K63 1996".
catalog subject "Bible. Old Testament History of Biblical events.".
catalog subject "Hebrew language Social aspects.".
catalog subject "Jews History To 70 A.D.".
catalog tableOfContents "3.6 the emergence of different dialects within Hebrew -- 3.7 The significance of the monarchy to the dialectalization process -- 3.8 Conclusion -- Chapter Four: The pre-exilic spread of Aramaic -- 4.1 Issues in language spread -- 4.2 Dynastic change and the spread of Aramaic -- 4.3 The role of the Assyrian kingdom in the spread of Aramaic -- 4.4 Conclusion -- Chapter five: The spread of Aramaic in the Jewish diaspora and elsewhere -- 5.1 The rise of a new superpower: Babylonia -- 5.2 An overview of Jewish migrations to Egypt -- 5.3 conclusion -- Chapter six: The sociolinguistic situation in Judah in the second temple period -- 6.1 The definition of diglossia -- 6.2 The spread of Aramaic in the Jewish homeland -- 6.3 Additional agencies that contributed to spread Aramaic in Judah -- 6.4 Did the spread of Aramaic lead to the decay of Hebrew? -- 6.5 Conclusion -- Chapter seven: The linguistic Hellenization of Jewish Palestine -- 7.1 What is hellenization? -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "7.2 The development of Koine Greek -- 7.3 Previous experiences of language use in colonization -- 7.4 Hellenization under the Ptolomies -- 7.5 Hellenization and the Maccabean revolt -- 7.6 The Jews under Roman rule -- 7.7 How pervasive was Greek by the first-century Palestine? -- 7.8 Conclusion -- Chapter eight: Bilingualism: did Jesus speak Greek? -- 8.1 The historical Jesus and sociolinguistic research -- 8.2 The socio-historical context in which Jesus grew up and its impact on his language abilities -- 8.3 Code-switching as evidence of Jesus' bilingualism in Greek and Aramaic -- 8.4 Code-switching as the most natural explanation -- 8.5 Conclusion.".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter one: Historical sociolinguistics perspective on the Bible -- 1.1 A glimpse at biblical history -- 1.2 Language spread methodology -- 1.3 Conclusion -- Chapter Two: Sociolinguistic reconstruction the prehistory of the Hebrew language -- 2.1 The problematic nature of the evidence -- 2.2 Diachronic approach to the history of languages -- 2.3 An indirect claim about the origin of Hebrew -- 2.4 The Amorite origin of the Hebrews -- 2.5 The centrality of Abraham and the Abrahamic period in biblical studies -- 2.6 The language situation in Canaan -- 2.7 Conclusion -- Chapter Three: The sociolinguistic history of the Hebrew language: from Egypt to the United Kingdom -- 3.1 Joseph's migration to Egypt and its impact on the formation of the Hebrew language -- 3.2 The Israelites under the Pharaohs -- 3.3 The centrality of the Exodus in the Hebrew mind -- 3.4 The socio-political situation in Canaan -- 3.5 The linguistic consequences of canaanization -- ".
catalog title "Language and society in biblical times / Ettien Koffi.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".