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Israeli Hebrew as a revised language: the case of language change

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TitleIsraeli Hebrew as a revised language: the case of language change

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Einat Gonan

Call numberS994.004924/002

Object number01529abk

Place of publicationSydney, New South Wales, Australia

PublisherAustralian Association for Jewish Studies

Year of publication

2017

Physical descriptionpp.111-126

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle which appeared in the 'Australian Journal of Jewish Studies' Vol.XXX, 2017 pp. 111-126

Description

The historical development of Israeli Hebrew has not been continuous, This article analyses the grammatical variation in Israeli Hebrew in relation to the unique history of the language. Two different models are used to describe language change in Israeli Hebrew: one presenting a true dynamic change and the other drawing a distinction between the common use of a contemporary form and the prescriptive grammatical rule.

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