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Kahn, Lily, Grammatical gender in the early modern Hasidic Hebrew tale. Hebrew Studies, 54
2012
th century Hasidic and Maskilic narratives. Hebrew Studies
unpublished
"Aviezer" by M.A.Ginzburg was the first Hebrew autobiography written according to modern, European canon of the genre, specifically influences by J-J Rousseau. In fact, it was one of the first secular literary pieces in Modern Hebrew, this is why the analysis of its linguistic features is important. Is turns out that in some aspects of grammar and vocabulary its language is precursory to later patterns of the Enlightenment Hebrew with its consistent attempt to imitate Biblical Hebrew, while in
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