Current Research
Dr Aaron D. Hornkohl
Ancient Hebrew philology and linguistics, Ancient Hebrew periodization, exegesis
Dr Benjamin Kantor
Biblical Hebrew; Medieval (and Late Antique) Hebrew Reading/Vocalisation Traditions; Medieval Hebrew and Arabic Grammarians; Judaeo-Arabic; Medieval Arabic Bible Translation; Semitic Philology; Greek of Judaea-Palestine; Jewish Translations of the Bible into Greek (e.g., LXX, Aquila)
Professor Geoffrey Khan
Semitic philological and linguistic studies, particularly of Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic and Arabic. Also endangered dialects of Neo-Aramaic and the history of Judaeo-Arabic, including modern spoken varieties.
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Judaeo-Arabic Mercantile Letters from Ottoman Egypt
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Historical and Typological Studies in Neo-Aramaic
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Documentation of North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic Dialects
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Medieval Karaite Transcriptions of the Hebrew Bibles into Arabic Script
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Tiberian Pronunciation Tradition of Biblical Hebrew
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Grammar of Biblical Hebrew
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Echoes of Vanishing Voices in the Mountains: A Linguistic History of Minorities in the Near East