A Research Agenda for Comparative Jewish Linguistic Studies

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Introduction 1
4. Part I: Jewish Language Varieties in Historical Perspective
5. Jewish Neo-Aramaic in Kurdistan and Iran 9
6. Judeo-Arabic in the Arabic-Speaking World 35
7. Judeo-Berber in Morocco 70
8. Judeo-Italian in Italy 94
9. Judeo-Provençal in Southern France 129
10. Judeo-Spanish throughout the Sephardic Diaspora 145
11. Judezmo (Ladino/Judeo-Spanish): A Historical and Sociolinguistic Portrait 185
12. Western Yiddish and Judeo-German 239
13. Yiddish in Eastern Europe 276
14. Judeo-Tat in the Eastern Caucasus 313
15. Jewish Malayalam in Southern India 357
16. Part II: Jewish Language Varieties in the 20^th and 21^st Centuries
17. Jewish Spanish in Buenos Aires and Mexico City 383
18. Jewish English in the United States 414
19. Jewish Swedish in Sweden 431
20. Jewish Hungarian in Hungary and Israel 453
21. Haredi Yiddish in Israel and the United States 472
22. Hebraized Amharic in Israel 489
23. Israeli Russian in Israel 520
24. Jewish French in Israel 544
25. Judeo-Arabic in the Holy Land and Lebanon 569
26. Part III: Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives
27. Sociolinguistics of Jewish Language Varieties 583
28. Uses of Hebrew Script in Jewish Language Varieties 602
29. Yiddish, Jewish Russian, and Jewish Lithuanian in the Former Soviet Union 627
30. The Hebrew and Aramaic Component of Judeo-Arabic 644
31. A Research Agenda for Comparative Jewish Linguistic Studies 672
32. Index 695