The Medieval Prosodic Orthography of the Tiberian Masoretic Reading Tradition

IF 0.3 4区 社会学 0 ASIAN STUDIES
S. L. Pitcher
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The medieval accentual notations of the Tiberian Masoretic Reading Tradition (TMRT), known as the ṭaʿămē hammiqrå̄, guide the reader in the proper intonement of the Hebrew Bible. Since Dresher’s groundbreaking 1994 article, scholars of the ṭaʿămē hammiqrå̄ have increasingly understood the system to exhibit features corresponding to the prosodic phrase structure of speech. However, the lack of a suitable theoretical framework for analysing and interpreting the ṭaʿămē hammiqrå̄ has greatly hindered research on the system, leaving it largely opaque. This article presents conclusions from Pitcher (2020), a study undertaken to investigate the possibility that the correspondences identified by Dresher may point to a more significant correlation between the ṭaʿămē hammiqrå̄ and modern prosodic descriptions than has been previously considered. In this article the ṭaʿămē hammiqrå̄ are introduced as a prosodic orthography of liturgical Tiberian Hebrew and a wholly linguistic model grounded in the discipline of prosodic phonology is proposed.
西藏共济会阅读传统的中世纪韵律正传
泰伯里亚共济会阅读传统(TMRT)的中世纪重音符号,被称为ṭaʿa ămēhammiqra \772,引导读者使用希伯来语圣经的正确语调。自从Dresher在1994年发表了开创性的文章以来,ṭa \703 ămēhammiqra \772的学者们越来越理解该系统,以显示出与语音韵律短语结构相对应的特征。然而,缺乏一个合适的理论框架来分析和解释ṭaʿa ămēhammiqra \772,极大地阻碍了对该系统的研究,使其在很大程度上不透明。本文提出了Pitcher(2020)的结论,这是一项研究,旨在调查Dresher确定的对应关系可能表明ṭa \703 ămēhammiqra \772与现代韵律描述之间的相关性比以前认为的更显著。本文介绍了ṭa \703 ămēhammiqra \772作为台伯希伯来语礼仪的韵律正写法,并提出了一个基于韵律音韵学学科的完整语言学模型。
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Semitic Studies was established in 1955 and since then has built up a reputation as one of the leading international academic journals in its field. Semitic Studies has always been understood by the editors to include the modern as well as the ancient Near (Middle) East, with special emphasis on research into the languages and literatures of the area. The editors continue to maintain the policy of ensuring that each volume contains items of interest to Orientalists and Biblical Scholars. Extensive reviews of selected books, as well as general review notices, remain a feature of the Journal.
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