Información General

• Autores: Johann Cook (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Brill
• Año de publicación: 2002
• País: Países Bajos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9004124950
• Texto completo no disponible (Saber más ...)

Otros catálogos

• Red de Bibliotecas Universitarias (REBIUN)

Listado de artículos

• • Computer-assisted linguistic analysis. The Hebrew database used in Quest.2

    Eep Talstra

    págs. 3-22

    

  • What kind of taxonomy is best for feeding into computer-assisted research into the syntax of a natural language?

    F.I. Andersen, A.D. Forbes

    págs. 23-42

    

  • Analysis, retrieval and the demand for more data. Integrating the results of a formal textlinguistic and cognitive based pragmatic approach to the analysis of deut 4:1-40

    Eep Talstra, Christo H.J. van der Merwe

    págs. 43-78

    

  • Un texte sacré peut-il changer? Variations sur l´Evangile

    Etienne Brunet

    págs. 79-98

    

  • Morphosyntactic and syntactic issues in the Syriac text of 1 Kings 1

    Wido van Peursen

    págs. 99-111

    

  • Reading authors and reading documents

    H.J. Bosman, C.J. Sikkel

    págs. 113-133

    

  • Creating and maintaining a premier electronic journal

    J.R. Adair

    págs. 135-145

    

  • Signs, design and signification. The example of 1 Kings 21

    Eep Talstra

    págs. 147-166

    

  • Attachment preferences in the Primary History

    F.I. Andersen, A.D. Forbes

    págs. 167-186

    

  • Towards a computer-assisted classification of discourse types in the Psalms

    Luis Vegas Montaner

    • Resumen

    págs. 189-208

    

  • Semantic domains for Biblical Hebrew

    Reinier de Blois

    págs. 209-229

    

  • Critical editions of medieval biblical commentaries and masorahs: the cases of Abraham ibn Ezra and the masorah of Spanish manuscripts

    Mariano Gómez Aranda, María Teresa Ortega Monasterio

    págs. 231-243

    

  • Towards a computer-assisted classification of discourse types in the Proto-Isaiah

    Guadalupe Seijas de los Rios-Zarzosa

    págs. 245-258

    

  • Parameters for stylistic analysis of biblical Hebrew prose texts

    Frank H. Polak

    págs. 259-281

    

  • Towards a computer-assisted classification of discourse types in Amos

    Javier del Barco

    págs. 283-293

    

  • The leading word and its roles inJudges 19-21

    Talia Stadler Sutskover

    págs. 295-307

    

  • Relecture of biblical Psalms: a computer aided analysis of textual relations based on semantic domains

    Susanne Gillmayr Bucher

    págs. 309-321

    

  • The Bible and the Dead Sea scrolls

    Peter Flint

    págs. 323-336

    

  • A new paradigm for addressing old questions: the relevance of the interlinear model for the study of the Septuagint

    Albert Pietersma

    págs. 337-364

    

  • The "Rekenaar" and the Septuagint - LXX Ezekiel a case study

    Johan Lust

    págs. 365-393

    

  • Pluses and minuses of the LXX on the Pentateuch textual transmission and gradual expansion

    Frank H. Polak

    págs. 395-412

    

  • Towards a computerised exegetical commentary on the Septuagint version of Proverbs

    Johann Cook

    págs. 413-425

    

  • From New Testament manuscripts to a central electronic database

    David Trobisch

    págs. 427-433

    

  • Computer oriented transcription collation and analysis of the New Testament manuscript tradition (starting with Hebrews)

    T.J. Finney

    págs. 435-461

    

  • Le jardinier or le gardien? Who did Mary think she met in the garden? (lexical comparison of nouns in modern French translations of John 18:1-20:31)

    Elisabeth Bladh

    págs. 463-474

    

  • Old Church Slavonic versions of the Gospels. Computer aided classification and the choice of variants

    Dina Nikolaenko

    págs. 475-493

    

  • How to grow a tree: computerised stemmatology and variant selection in Targum studies

    Willem F. Smelik

    págs. 495-518

    

  • Linguistic aspectsof the Peshitta version of 2 Kings 18 and 19

    Janet Dyk

    págs. 519-543

    

  • Towards a critical edition of the headings of the Psalms in the different Syriac traditions

    H.F. van Rooy

    págs. 545-554

    

  • A case of ancient Exegesis: the story of Solomon´s adversaries (1 kgs. 11:14-25) in Septuaginta, Peshitta, and Josephus

    P.S.F. van Keulen

    págs. 555-571

    

  • 4Q550 in the context of the Darius traditions. The need for integration of different tools

    Kristin de Troyer

    págs. 573-581

    

  • Sur quelques précautions en statistique littéraire (a critical view on some basic statistical tools applied to Bible texts)

    Etienne Evrard

    págs. 583-591

    

  • The imperative of development. A third public challenge to computerised biblical scholarship

    Ignatius Swart

    págs. 593-613

    

  • Biblical Hebrew instruction: a programme benefitting from second language learning and computer assisted language learning

    C.H.J. van der Merwe

    págs. 615-639

    

  • Commentary beyond the codex: hypertext and the art of biblical commentary

    Tim Bulkeley

    págs. 641-651

    

  • Developing a multi-level analysis of Jonah using Html

    Jan H. Kroeze

    págs. 653-662

    

  • A bibliography of Bibles printed in the Netherlands and Belgium (BBNB)

    A.A. den Hollander

    págs. 663-672

    

  • Exploring early Jewish Greek literary practices

    Robert A. Kraft

    págs. 673-680

    

  • CALAP and its relevance for the translation and interpretation of the Syriac Bible. The presentation of a research programme on the computer assisted linguistic analysis of the Peshitta

    Konrad D. Jenner, Eep Talstra

    págs. 681-699