📰 Works of HIPHIL Novum

26 works · the most cited first · ← HIPHIL Novum

1. Nothing New Under the Sun? The Study of Biblical Hebrew in the Era of Generative Pre-trained AIA. G. Elrod2023 · 4 citations
2. Is Biblical Hebrew a non-configurational language? Reconsidering the evidence from discontinuous phrasesMarianne Kaajan2019 · 4 citations
3. Approaching the mountain of Exodus 19: thou shalt explore syntax firstEep Talstra2016 · 3 citations
4. Semantic mapping of participants in legal discourseChristian Canu Højgaard2019 · 2 citations
5. Text-Fabric: handling Biblical data with IKEA logisticsDirk Roorda2019 · 2 citations
6. Changes of Syntactic Patterns in the Textual Tradition of the Book of Isaiah: A Corpus-Linguistic ApproachReinoud Oosting2017 · 2 citations
7. Interfacing the Hebrew Bible: past, present and future applications for the BHSANicolai Winther-Nielsen2019 · 1 citation
8. The Corpus as Tutor: Data-driven Persuasive Language LearningNicolai Winther-Nielsen2017 · 1 citation
9. Anaphora and Deixis in Tiberian Hebrew: Semantically Mapping the Case for a Distance-Neutral DemonstrativeDavid Kummerow2014 · 1 citation
10. How far back in antiquity can we trace the oral tradition underlying Tiberian Hebrew?Jan Joosten2026
11. Large Language Models and Biblical Hebrew: Limitations, pitfalls, opportunitiesCamil Staps2024
12. Analysis of Participants in the Second Major Division of NumbersGyusang Jin2022
13. Statistics on text demarcations and language learners driven by a database of the Hebrew BibleNicolai Winther-Nielsen2022
14. Unrestricted Original Language ResourcesJesse A. Griffin, Todd L. Price2019
15. Tyndale STEPBible Data development for machine analysis and computational linguisticsDavid Instone-Brewer2019
16. Problem-oriented Corpus Annotation and the Hebrew BibleJohan de Joode2019
17. Towards a Common Aim and Framework for Tools and Research in Support of Bible Translation and Biblical Language Online LearningPaul A. O'Rear2019
18. Currents in the Historical Linguistics and Linguistic Dating of the Hebrew Bible: Report on the State of Research as Reflected in Recent Major PublicationsRobert Rezetko, Ian Young2019
19. Adapting Digital Biblical Resources for Translation and Teaching: Harvesting low-hanging fruit and growing next generation resourcesJonathan Robie2019
20. Historical linguistics and linguistic dating of the Hebrew Bible 2015–2018: The Rezetko and Young assessment of the status quaestionisNicolai Winther-Nielsen2019
21. GBI Treebanks as a Resource for New ApplicationsAndi Wu2019
22. Corpus-Driven Visualization of Textual WorldsJens Bruun Kofoed2017
23. Corpus-driven visualization, learning and linguisticsNicolai Winther-Nielsen2017
24. Participant-Reference Shifts in Zech. 1:1-6. An Assessment of Diachronic and Synchronic ApproachesChristian Højgaard Jensen2016
25. Top Notch Participant Tracking in the Hebrew BibleNicolai Winther-Nielsen2016
26. Diachronic Study of the Hebrew Bible: A Field in CrisisJoshua Berman2014

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