Abraham Ibn Ezra and His Hebrew Poetry in Italy, France and England
Prof. Dr. Aaron Koller
University of Cambridge
6 November
Biblical Hebrew / Linguistics at EHJ 2026
European Hebrew Journal International Scholarly Online Zoom Conference 2026
New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies
Part of EHJ 2026 · 6–10 November 2026 · 60+ international speakers · 60 scholarly sessions · Live on Zoom · 12 months recording access
Biblical Hebrew as a linguistic system continues to yield new insights into ancient language, thought, and culture. EHJ 2026 features specialists examining Hebrew vocabulary development, syntactic patterns, orthographic variation, and the transmission of the language from biblical to modern Hebrew. Sessions address both the technical linguistic analysis of biblical texts and pedagogical approaches to teaching Hebrew as a living scholarly language. For additional resources, explore the Institute's offerings on <a href="https://hebrew.edu.rs/hebrew-education/" target="_blank" class="text-[#773E36] hover:text-[#5E302A] font-semibold">Biblical Hebrew language and linguistic training</a>.
Presentations on Biblical Hebrew / Linguistics
The Use of the Absolute Infinitive and Infinitive Construct in a Non-Subject-Oriented Language like Hebrew
Prof. Rivka Halevy
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
8 November
My Lexicographic Work on Modern and Biblical Hebrew Dictionaries
Prof. Dr. Shmuel Bolozky
University of Massachusetts Amherst
6 November
Challenges and Possible Solutions in Teaching Biblical and Modern Hebrew as a Foreign Language
Prof. Željko Stanojević
Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature Serbia
10 November
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