Adele Berlin
Autor von The Jewish Study Bible: Featuring the Jewish Publication Society Tanakh Translation
Über den Autor
Adele Berlin is Robert H. Smith Professor of Biblical Studies at the University of Maryland.
Werke von Adele Berlin
The Jewish Study Bible: Featuring the Jewish Publication Society Tanakh Translation (1985) — Herausgeber — 1,363 Exemplare
Solving Riddles and Untying Knots: Biblical, Epigraphic, and Semitic Studies in Honor of Jonas C. Greenfield (1995) 29 Exemplare
Reading [Hebrew] Biblical Poetry 1 Exemplar
The Jewish Study Bible 1 Exemplar
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Study of the Ancient Near East in the 21st Century: The William Foxwell Albright Centennial Conference (1996) — Mitwirkender — 24 Exemplare
Bible Translation on the Threshold of the Twenty-First Century : Authority, Reception, Culture, and Religion (2002) — Mitwirkender — 13 Exemplare
Approaches to Teaching the Hebrew Bible as Literature in Translation (1989) — Mitwirkender — 12 Exemplare
Literary construction of identity in the ancient world : proceedings of a conference, literary fiction and the… (2010) — Mitwirkender — 10 Exemplare
The Book of Psalms: Composition and Reception (Supplements to Vetus Testamentum) (2004) — Mitwirkender — 8 Exemplare
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- Berlin, Adele
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- 1943-05-23
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- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
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- Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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- University of Pennsylvania (Ph.D., 1976)
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“The real contrast, however, comes when the same noun (or same root) appears in two different genders” (Page 41)
“Morphologic parallelism involves the morphologic equivalence or contrast of individual constituents of the lines. Many lines contain more than one type of grammatical parallelism; and sometimes the boundary between morphologic and syntactic parallelism is indistinct.” (Page 31)
“The evidence seems to indicate that any word classes that serve the same syntactic function can be paired in morphologic parallelism.” (Page 35)
“In syntactic parallelism, the syntax of the lines is equivalent” (Page 53)
“There are two basic sentence types in Hebrew: those without a finite verb (nominal) and those with a” (Page 54)
"Adele Berlin writes felicitously, and she is a reliable Old Testament scholar. In this newly reprinted edition of The Dynamics of Biblical Parallelism, Berlin probes the linguistic phenomenon of parallelism. . . . I am confident that the reader will readily agree with Berlin herself that the study of parallelism is, above all else, fun.
—David Noel Freedman
The twentieth century has seen important breakthroughs in many fields of the humanities. Roman Jakobson offered us creative and fascinating explorations at the interface of linguistics and poetics. Building on his work, Adele Berlin showed us how pervasive and many-sided the phenomenon of parallelism is in biblical poetry. It was a delight to follow her extensive array of well-chosen examples. We are lucky now to have Berlin’s lucid language back in this revised edition.
—Jan Fokkelman, Leiden University
I have used Adele Berlin’s Dynamics of Biblical Parallelism in both my teaching and my research for twenty years, and I still find it fresh and enlightening. Berlin examines parallelism through a linguistic lens, showing it to be a system of forces that combine to give biblical poetry its special powers of communication. Her book is lucid, closely argued, and based on linguistic erudition and literary sensitivity.
—Michael V. Fox, University of Wisconsin-Madison… (mehr)