"Repetition in Biblical Narrative as a Basis for the Assimilation of Ambiguous Expressions"

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2019
Event	Torah Learning: Study, Exegesis and Research – In Memory of Nechama Leibowitz - Van Leer Institute, Tel Aviv University, and Yeshiva University, Israel Duration: 1 Jan 2019 → 1 Jan 2019

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Conference	Torah Learning: Study, Exegesis and Research – In Memory of Nechama Leibowitz
Country/Territory	Israel
Period	1/01/19 → 1/01/19

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  Grossman, Y. (Participation - Conference participant)

  1 Jan 2019

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Grossman, J. (2019). "Repetition in Biblical Narrative as a Basis for the Assimilation of Ambiguous Expressions". Paper presented at Torah Learning: Study, Exegesis and Research – In Memory of Nechama Leibowitz, Israel.

Grossman, J. / "Repetition in Biblical Narrative as a Basis for the Assimilation of Ambiguous Expressions". Paper presented at Torah Learning: Study, Exegesis and Research – In Memory of Nechama Leibowitz, Israel.

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Grossman, J 2019, '"Repetition in Biblical Narrative as a Basis for the Assimilation of Ambiguous Expressions"', Paper presented at Torah Learning: Study, Exegesis and Research – In Memory of Nechama Leibowitz, Israel, 1/01/19 - 1/01/19.

"Repetition in Biblical Narrative as a Basis for the Assimilation of Ambiguous Expressions". / Grossman, J.
2019. Paper presented at Torah Learning: Study, Exegesis and Research – In Memory of Nechama Leibowitz, Israel.

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