Gideon Goldenberg – In Memoriam
edited by Ariel Shisha-Halevy
Lectures delivered on the occasion of Professor Gideon Goldenbergs first yahrzeit, the first anniversary of his death, by his former students and his colleague and a friend.
Rainer Voigt Gideon Goldenberg (1930-2013): The Scholar and the Man Hebrew Section Preface Etan Kohlberg Foreword Tali Bar Gideon - the Teacher and the Friend Eran Cohen The Nature of Conditional Structures in the Old Babylonian Law Collections Michal Marmorstein The 'Resembling Verb': On the Resemblance and Difference between the Verbal Form yaf'alu and the Participle in Classical Arabic Tamar Zewi On Several Linguistic Axioms and the Semitic Languages
- Edited by Ariel Shisha-Halevy
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