U većini se dosadašnjih pravopisa hrvatskog jezika ne navode pravila transkripcije hebrejskog
jezika. Jedina je iznimka pravopis Badurine, Markovića i Mićanovića. Nijedan dosadašnji
pravopis ...hrvatskog jezika ne navodi pravila transkripcije jidiša. Kako se danas se češće
srećemo s riječima tih jezika izvan uobičajenog korpusa prenesenog nam prijevodom Biblije,
u članku se navode prijedlozi pravila transkripcije (ne transliteracije!) za oba jezika.
The paper introduces the application of cartographic methods to research on a culture at the last moment of its in situ existence. The atlas in progress seeks to determine the historic external ...borders, the internal differentiation and the cultural and linguistic structure and characteristics of Líte (lítə - the territory of traditional jewish Lithuania (coterritorial with today's Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus, and swaths of northeastern Poland, northern and eastern Ukraine and westernmost Russia). The main linguistic data were initially organized by lists of locations where use of a particular form had been documented. Sparse information has been converted to a relational database model, linked to geographic data (locations) and analyzed. The discovered information was sufficient to approximately locate spatial clusters that were not thought to be recoverable when the project was initiated. The results of the geographic analysis are presented in the form of maps in the evolving draft of Litvish: An Atlas of Northeastern Yiddish that is accessible for preview at
http://www.dovidkatz.net/WebAtlas/AtlasSamples.htm
. The structure of the linguistic database also enables publication of the data as a web service representing the location of occurrences of linguistic forms on a larger scale map. However, the small scale linguistic maps represent characteristics of the dialect areas that are more convenient for readers who specialize in the relevant language and culture, but are not familiar with geospatial technologies.
Celotno besedilo
Dostopno za:
DOBA, IZUM, KILJ, NUK, PILJ, PNG, SAZU, UILJ, UKNU, UL, UM, UPUK
Erika Timm is the first scholar in Germany to be appointed to a chair of Yiddish Studies. Thisfestschriftis a token of gratitude for the unusual research and teaching commitment displayed by this ...highly revered scholar. The volume encompasses articles in German, English and Yiddish on medieval and post-medieval Yiddish language and literature.
