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- Title Pages
- Oxford Modern Languages and Literature Monographs
- Acknowledgements and Dedication
- List of Tables
- List of Appendices
- Abbreviations and Listing of Primary Sources
- 1 Objectives
- 2 The Structure and History of Yiddish
- 3 Yiddish as a Literary Language
- 4 The Origins of Modern Literary Yiddish: Concepts, Sources, and Strategies
- 5 Preface
- 6 Two Books from the Early Eighteenth Century
- 7 The Language of Derekh tomim and Derekh khayim
- 8 Preface
- 9 The Original Work and its Language
- 10 The Early Western Editions
- 11 The Eastern Yiddish Re-editions
- 12 Introduction
- 13 Linguistic Easternization of Tsene rene (Hanau, 1622; Amsterdam, 1726; Lemberg, 1786)
- 14 Introduction
- 15 Linguistic Easternization of Simkhes hanefesh (Shklov, 1796)
- 16 Introduction
- 17 Orthography and Phonology
- 18 Lexicon
- 19 Morphology
- 20 Morpho-syntax
- 21 Syntax
- 22 Archaic Features
- 23 Schematic Comparison
- 24 The Extent of Easternization and the Levels of Linguistic Change
- 25 Preface
- 26 The Two Eighteenth-Century Translations
- 27 Reuven Halevi’s Translation (Frankfurt am Main, 1769)
- 28 Ben hameylekh vehanozir (Zholkve, 1771)
- 29 Introduction
- 30 The Two Versions
- 31 The Language of the Western Version (Fürth, 1783)
- 32 The Language of the Eastern Version [Novidvor, c. 1783]
- 33 Introduction
- 34 Eastern Yiddish Dialect Correlates
- 35 The Emergence of Common Eastern Yiddish (Proto-Standard Yiddish)
- 36 The Eighteenth-Century Origins of Modern Literary Yiddish
- 37 Periodization of Literary Yiddish
- 38 The Rise of Modern Literary Yiddish: Historical, Linguistic, and Socio-linguistic Perspectives
- 1. Two Versions of a Parable: Simkhes hanefesh (1707) and Derekh Tomim (1723)
- 2. Two Stories in Four Editions of Kav hayosher (1705, 1709, 1777, 1788)
- 3. A Selection from Five Editions of the Tsene rene (1622, 1726, 1786, 1827, 1848)
- 4. A Selection from Five Editions of the Tsene rene (1622, 1726, 1786, 1827, 1848)
- 5. A Selection from Two Yiddish Translations of Ben hameylekh vehanozir (1769, 1771)
- 6. Title-page and a Selection from Seyfer Khsidem (1776, 1806)
- 7. The Yiddish Text of Seyfer vikuekh yeytser tov im ben odem (c.1783)
- 8. The Title-pages and One Episode of Mayse gdoyle in Eastern and Western versions
- 9. The Short Midrash ‘Ten Signs of Messiah’ in Avkes roykhl (1795)
- Bibliography
- General Index
- Word Index
(p.xv) Abbreviations and Listing of Primary Sources
(p.xv) Abbreviations and Listing of Primary Sources
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- The Origins of Modern Literary Yiddish
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- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Oxford Modern Languages and Literature Monographs
- Acknowledgements and Dedication
- List of Tables
- List of Appendices
- Abbreviations and Listing of Primary Sources
- 1 Objectives
- 2 The Structure and History of Yiddish
- 3 Yiddish as a Literary Language
- 4 The Origins of Modern Literary Yiddish: Concepts, Sources, and Strategies
- 5 Preface
- 6 Two Books from the Early Eighteenth Century
- 7 The Language of Derekh tomim and Derekh khayim
- 8 Preface
- 9 The Original Work and its Language
- 10 The Early Western Editions
- 11 The Eastern Yiddish Re-editions
- 12 Introduction
- 13 Linguistic Easternization of Tsene rene (Hanau, 1622; Amsterdam, 1726; Lemberg, 1786)
- 14 Introduction
- 15 Linguistic Easternization of Simkhes hanefesh (Shklov, 1796)
- 16 Introduction
- 17 Orthography and Phonology
- 18 Lexicon
- 19 Morphology
- 20 Morpho-syntax
- 21 Syntax
- 22 Archaic Features
- 23 Schematic Comparison
- 24 The Extent of Easternization and the Levels of Linguistic Change
- 25 Preface
- 26 The Two Eighteenth-Century Translations
- 27 Reuven Halevi’s Translation (Frankfurt am Main, 1769)
- 28 Ben hameylekh vehanozir (Zholkve, 1771)
- 29 Introduction
- 30 The Two Versions
- 31 The Language of the Western Version (Fürth, 1783)
- 32 The Language of the Eastern Version [Novidvor, c. 1783]
- 33 Introduction
- 34 Eastern Yiddish Dialect Correlates
- 35 The Emergence of Common Eastern Yiddish (Proto-Standard Yiddish)
- 36 The Eighteenth-Century Origins of Modern Literary Yiddish
- 37 Periodization of Literary Yiddish
- 38 The Rise of Modern Literary Yiddish: Historical, Linguistic, and Socio-linguistic Perspectives
- 1. Two Versions of a Parable: Simkhes hanefesh (1707) and Derekh Tomim (1723)
- 2. Two Stories in Four Editions of Kav hayosher (1705, 1709, 1777, 1788)
- 3. A Selection from Five Editions of the Tsene rene (1622, 1726, 1786, 1827, 1848)
- 4. A Selection from Five Editions of the Tsene rene (1622, 1726, 1786, 1827, 1848)
- 5. A Selection from Two Yiddish Translations of Ben hameylekh vehanozir (1769, 1771)
- 6. Title-page and a Selection from Seyfer Khsidem (1776, 1806)
- 7. The Yiddish Text of Seyfer vikuekh yeytser tov im ben odem (c.1783)
- 8. The Title-pages and One Episode of Mayse gdoyle in Eastern and Western versions
- 9. The Short Midrash ‘Ten Signs of Messiah’ in Avkes roykhl (1795)
- Bibliography
- General Index
- Word Index
