The Cultural Study of Yiddish in Early Modern Europe
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The Cultural Study of Yiddish in Early Modern Europe

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A unique analysis of the intensive interest in Jewish culture of early modern Christian Humanists as a part of their comprehensive program of study of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. The book focuses on how that interest was particularly manifested in a score of treatises on Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Yiddish language and literature.

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Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Year
2016
ISBN
9781137046550
Topic
Philosophie
Subtopic
Histoire et théorie de la philosophie

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half-Title
  3. Title
  4. Copyright
  5. Contents
  6. Preface
  7. I. Christian Humanism and the Jews
  8. II. Humanism and Yiddish
  9. III. Humanist Scholarship and the Study of Yiddish
  10. IV: Texts/Translations
  11. 1. Johannes Boschenstein, Elementale Introductorium in hebreas litter as teutonice et hebraice legendas / Elementary Introduction to Reading German and Hebrew in Hebrew Letters (1514)
  12. 2. Sebastian Munster, "Inftitutio breuis, quomodo uernacula quxque lingua Hebraicis characteribus f cribi pof fit" / 'A Brief Introduction to How the Vernacular Language can be Written in Hebrew Characters,' from j?11i('10 11~~71? Institutiones grammaticte in hebrteam linguam / Grammatical Principles of the Hebrew Language (1524)
  13. 3. Anonymous, "1~'" iZl~"1~ lJ'17' '1T 1~ ~'11 '~"11 ~~':s. l1J" / 'HereFollows How One Can Learn to Read Yiddish,' from m1~ '~D / The Book of Measures (1542)
  14. 4. Paulus Fagius, "De variis literarvm figuris sev notvlis" /'On Various Forms and Pointings of Letters,' from Compendiaria isagoge in linguam hebrteam / A Brief Introduction to the Hebrew Language (1543)
  15. 5. Paulus Fagius, "Svccincta ratio legendi hebrxo-germanica" / 'A Concise Method for Reading Hebrew-German,' from Prima qvatvor capita Geneseos / The First Four Chapters of Genesis (1543)
  16. 6. Paul Helicz, Elemental/ oder leJebuchlen / Primer, or Reader (Hundsfeld 1543)
  17. 7. Michael Adam, "'m 1::J"11ll 'J,/,\ 1/'\'" llltj"1U 1~ /,\"," / 'How to Read and Write Yiddish,' from His Translation of 1'~'O" / Yosifon (1546)
  18. 8. Elias Schadaus, "Ein gewiI I er Bericht von der TeutI ch HebreiI chen Schrifft / deren Iich die Juden gebrauchen" / 'A Reliable/Certain Report on the German-Hebrew Script,' from Mysterium (1592)
  19. 9. Thomas Blebelius, "Isagoge brevissima exhibens rationem legendi et scribendi Hebrxogermanicum" / 'Very Brief Introduction, Expounding the Principles of Reading and Writing Hebrew-German,' from Compendium Hebrt£t£ Lingvt£ / Precis of the Hebrew Language (1594)
  20. 10. Johannes MeelfUhrer, "De Scriptura Judxorum" / 'On the Script of the Jews,' from Grammatict£ Hebrt£t£ compendiosa institutio / Brief Principles of Hebrew Grammar (1607)
  21. 11. Johann Buxtorf, "Lectionis Hebrxo-Germanicx UIus et exercitatio" / 'The Practice and Exercise of Reading Hebrew-German,' from Thesaurus Grammaticus Lingut£ Sanctt£ Hebrt£t£ / Grammar of the Holy Hebrew Tongue (1609)
  22. 12. Andreas Sennert, "De scriptura ebraico-germanica" / 'On Hebrew-German Script,' from Rabbinismus. hoc est prt£cepta Targumico-talmudico-rabbinica ... , in Ebraismus, Chaldaismus, Syriasmus, Arabismus ... / Rabbinism, That Is, TargumicTalmudic- Rabbinical Principles (1666).
  23. 13. August Pfeiffer, "De lectione ebrxo-germanica" / 'On Reading Hebrew-German,' from Critica Sacra / Biblical Textual Criticism (1680).
  24. 14. C[aspar] KUmmet, "De Lectione Hebrxo-Germanica" / 'On Reading Hebrew-German,' from Schola Hebraica / Hebrew School (1688)
  25. 15. Henricus [Heinrich] Ammersbach, ''AnweiIung / Wie man die RabbiniI chen TeutI chen BUcher und Brieffe ... leI en und verItehen Ioll" / 'Instruction in How to Read and Understand ... Rabbinical Books and Letters,' from Neues ABC Buch / New ABC Book (1689)
  26. 16. Johann ChristofWagenseil, "Bericht wie das Jtidisch-Teutsche zu lesen" / 'Report on How to Read Jewish-German,' from Belehrung der Judisch- Teutschen Red- und schreib-Art / Manual of the Jewish-German Manner of Speaking and Writing (1699)
  27. 17. Franz [Franciscusl Haselbauer, "Appendix de idiotismo germanico-judxorum" / Appendix on the Germanic Vernacular of the Jews,' from Fundamenta Grammatica / Grammatical Foundation (1742)
  28. Bibliography
  29. Index