Dead Sea Discoveries 27/3 (2020)
Special Issue: The Hebrew of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Ben Sira
- Daniel Machiela, "Introduction: The Ongoing Study of Hebrew in the Qumran Literature and Ben Sira," 331–334
- Adina Moshavi, "Is There a Negative Polarity Item דבר in DSS Hebrew?" 335–350 (abstract)
- Cynthia L. Miller-Naudé and Jacobus A. Naudé, "Negative Polarity in כל Constructions in Qumran Hebrew," 351–371 (abstract)
- Femke Siebesma-Mannens, "Double Object Constructions in DSS Hebrew: The Case of ntn," 372–391
- John Screnock, "Verbal Argument Structure in the War Scroll," 392–409
- Aaron D. Hornkohl, "The Hebrew of the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Tiberian Reading Tradition: Shared Departures from the Masoretic Written Tradition," 410–425
- Molly M. Zahn, "When Linguistics and Literarkritik Meet: Revisiting the Periphrastic Participial Construction in the Temple Scroll," 426–438 (abstract)
- Alec Kienzle, "Register and Rhetoric: Linguistic Register and Rhetorical Technique in 4QMMT and the Damascus Document," 439–454 (abstract)
- Eric D. Reymond, "Thoughts on the Language of Sirach 36:1–22," 455–474 (abstract)
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