Linguistic Studies on Biblical Hebrew

Robert D. Holmstedt, Ph.D. (2002), University of Wisconsin - Madison, is Professor of Biblical Hebrew at the University of Toronto. He has published a monograph, grammatical commentaries, and many articles on the Hebrew text of the Bible and the structure of Biblical Hebrew and other ancient West Semitic languages.

• 1 Introduction: Linguistic Theory and Philology in the Study of Biblical HebrewRobert Holmstedt2 Pausal vs. Context Forms in Tiberian Hebrew: A Multi-Planer Analysis of Vowel Reduction and StressRoman Himmelreich and Outi Bat-El3 Prosodic Dependency in Tiberian HebrewVincent DeCaen and B. Elan Dresher4 Ordinals in Biblical HebrewSusan Rothstein and Adina Moshavi5 Investigating Ellipsis in Biblical HebrewRobert D. Holmstedt6 A Unified Account of the Infinitive Absolute in Biblical HebrewElizabeth Cowper and Vincent Decaen7 The Nature of the Infinitive AbsoluteGalia Hatav8 The Infinitive in Biblical HebrewEdit Doron9 Light Verbs in Biblical HebrewTod Snider10 Argument Sharing Secondary Predicates in Biblical HebrewJacques Boulet11 The Causative-Inchoative Alternation and the Semantics of HiphilKevin Grasso12 Hybrid Syntactic Constructions in BHTamar ZewiIndex