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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface to the New Edition vii
- Section A: Introductory Essays ix
- 1 A Brief Account of Solomon Birnbaum’s Life xi
- 2 Yiddish: A Survey and a Grammar in its Historical and Cultural Contex xxiv
- 3 Solomon A. Birnbaum: An Appreciation of a Lifetime of Scholarship on Yiddish lviii
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Section B: Solomon A. Birnbaum’s Yiddish, a Survey and a Grammar (1979)
- Preface lxxxiii
- Contents 2 lxxxv
- The transcription alphabet lxxxix
- Abbreviations xci
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Part one. Introduction
- 1 Jewish languages 3
- 2 The cultural structure of east Ashkenazic Jewry 16
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Part two. A biref survey of the Yiddish language
- 1 The external history of Yiddish 33
- 2 The age of Yiddish 44
- 3 The Elements of Yiddish and their phonological history 58
- 4 Synthesis 82
- 5 Spontaneous Development 86
- 6 The Dialects 94
- Appendix 1: Old Yiddish or Middle high German? 106
- Appendix 2: Double U, Double Waw and Double Yodh 112
- Appendix 3: The sources of the New East Yiddish Vowels 127
- Appednix 4: Toponymical List 135
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Part three: Specimens of Yiddish over eight centuries
- Specimens of Yiddish over eight centuries 145
- Central Yiddish 166
- East Yiddish 169
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Part four: An outline of Yiddish grammar
- Note to part four 192
- Contents 3 193
- Script and sounds 197
- Morphology 224
- Syntax 293
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Part five: Bibliography
- Contents 4 310
- Prefactory Note 311
- Abbreviations 311
- 1 Yiddish as a Jewish language 319
- 2 Introduction to the language 321
- 3 Grammar 322
- 4 The linguistic inheritance of Yiddish and its development 325
- 5 Phonology 326
- 6 Spelling 329
- 7 Transcription 330
- 8 Dialects and regional matters 331
- 9 Vocabulary, etymology, semantics 335
- 10 Onomastics 340
- 11 Texts in transcription 342
- 12 Texts in Hebrew characters 347
- 13 About texts 349
- 14 Various linguistic and philological matters 353
- 15 Miscellaneous 357
- 16 Influence of Yiddish on other languages 364
- 17 Folklore 366
- 18 Literature 367
- 19 Bibliographical writings 372
- Supplement to the bibliography 375
- Index to the Bibliography 380
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Section C. 2016 Bibliography and general index
- 2016 Supplement to the bibliography 391
- General index to the 2016 edition 431
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface to the New Edition vii
- Section A: Introductory Essays ix
- 1 A Brief Account of Solomon Birnbaum’s Life xi
- 2 Yiddish: A Survey and a Grammar in its Historical and Cultural Contex xxiv
- 3 Solomon A. Birnbaum: An Appreciation of a Lifetime of Scholarship on Yiddish lviii
-
Section B: Solomon A. Birnbaum’s Yiddish, a Survey and a Grammar (1979)
- Preface lxxxiii
- Contents 2 lxxxv
- The transcription alphabet lxxxix
- Abbreviations xci
-
Part one. Introduction
- 1 Jewish languages 3
- 2 The cultural structure of east Ashkenazic Jewry 16
-
Part two. A biref survey of the Yiddish language
- 1 The external history of Yiddish 33
- 2 The age of Yiddish 44
- 3 The Elements of Yiddish and their phonological history 58
- 4 Synthesis 82
- 5 Spontaneous Development 86
- 6 The Dialects 94
- Appendix 1: Old Yiddish or Middle high German? 106
- Appendix 2: Double U, Double Waw and Double Yodh 112
- Appendix 3: The sources of the New East Yiddish Vowels 127
- Appednix 4: Toponymical List 135
-
Part three: Specimens of Yiddish over eight centuries
- Specimens of Yiddish over eight centuries 145
- Central Yiddish 166
- East Yiddish 169
-
Part four: An outline of Yiddish grammar
- Note to part four 192
- Contents 3 193
- Script and sounds 197
- Morphology 224
- Syntax 293
-
Part five: Bibliography
- Contents 4 310
- Prefactory Note 311
- Abbreviations 311
- 1 Yiddish as a Jewish language 319
- 2 Introduction to the language 321
- 3 Grammar 322
- 4 The linguistic inheritance of Yiddish and its development 325
- 5 Phonology 326
- 6 Spelling 329
- 7 Transcription 330
- 8 Dialects and regional matters 331
- 9 Vocabulary, etymology, semantics 335
- 10 Onomastics 340
- 11 Texts in transcription 342
- 12 Texts in Hebrew characters 347
- 13 About texts 349
- 14 Various linguistic and philological matters 353
- 15 Miscellaneous 357
- 16 Influence of Yiddish on other languages 364
- 17 Folklore 366
- 18 Literature 367
- 19 Bibliographical writings 372
- Supplement to the bibliography 375
- Index to the Bibliography 380
-
Section C. 2016 Bibliography and general index
- 2016 Supplement to the bibliography 391
- General index to the 2016 edition 431