(SASNES)
The Southern Africa Society for Near Eastern Studies (SASNES) has its own journal, Journal for Semitics, first published in 1989. The journal is accredited by the South African Department of Education and is published twice a year. Occasionally a special third number may be published in a volume.
Journal for Semitics (ISSN 1013-8471) is published for SASNES by Unisa Press and printed by the Production Department, University of South Africa.
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Contents of issues 1(1)
- 12(2)
Contents of
issues 13(1) - 15(1)
Contents of issue 15(2)
Contents
of
issue
16(1)
Contents of issue 16(2)
Contents of issue 16(3)
Contents of issue 17(1)
Contents of issue 17(2)
Contents of issue 18(1)
Contents of issue 18(2)
Contents of issue 19(1)
Contents of issue 19(2)
Contents of issue 20(1)
House rules for articles (guidelines for authors)
Contact details:
Editor/Redakteur
Prof W S Boshoff
Department of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies
P.O. Box 392
Unisa 0003
Fax +27124294570
Assistant Editor/
Assistent Redakteur
Dr S I Cronjé
sicronje@mweb.co.za
Editorial Committee/Redaksionele Komitee
(SASNES Executive/SAVNOS Bestuur)
Prof J Cook (University of Stellenbosch)
Prof J S du Toit (University of the Free State)
Prof H J M van Deventer (Northwest University)
Dr M A J Dockrat (University of Johannesburg)
Mr A Lamprecht (Northwest University)
International Advisory Board/Internasionale Adviesraad
Prof Najib al-Soudi (Yemen)
Dr E Bloch-Smith (USA)
Prof Y Gitay (Israel)
Prof Jamal Abu Hassan (Jordan)
Prof JA Loader (Austria)
Prof M Smith (USA)
Dr Emmanuel Usue (Nigeria)
Prof E Wendland (Zambia)
Mr J Woodhead (Scotland)
Typography and Treasurer/Tipografie en Tesourier
Mr A Landman
andre.landman@uct.ac.za
General
articles H.F.
van Rooy: A
short history of Early Hebrew: cases, articles, alphabets and
some early texts.....................................................................................................1-17 Lee
Roy Martin: The Spirit of Yahweh in the Book of Judges................................18-43 C.J.
Ginsberg: End
of an era? Forty years of Dorem
Afrike and Yiddish Kultur
in
South Africa...........................................................................................................44-86 A.
Groenewald: Isaiah
1:4-9 as a post-exilic reflection.........................................87-108 P.S.
Vermaak: A
new interpretation of the playing objects in
the Gilgamesh Epic............................................................................................109-138 C.
Lombaard: Argumentum ex
(fere) silentio. Reconsidering the (almost)
silence on the patriarchs in the Psalter...................................................................139-151 N.
Voges: A
historical perspective to Egypt’s protests.........................................152-175 L.
Maré, J.
Coetzee and W. Minnaar: The
concept of הוהי תארי as Wisdom
motif in the Book of Ruth........................................................................176-191 F.
Hoosen: The qirāʾa
adopted by the authors of Tafsīr
Al-Jalālayn and its significance
in understanding their exegetical notes..............................................192-212 LXX
Articles J.
Cook: In
search of the old Greek of Job............................................................213-232 A.
Evans: “And
Mordekhai’s order Esther obeyed”. Comparison of structural
delimitation of the narrative flow in MT and LXX Esther 2.................................233-249 G.R.
Kotzé: LXX
Lamentations 4:7 and 4:14. Reflections on the Greek renderings
of the difficult Hebrew wordings of these verses.................................250-270 H.F.
van Rooy: Ezekiel
33:12-16 in Papyrus 967................................................271-282 L.
Lincoln: The
Septuagint: the origin debate revisited........................................283-299 H.
Efthimiadis-Keith: On
the Egyptian origin of Judith, or Judith as
Anath-Yahu........................................................................................................300-322 |