An Unsettling Divide in Linguistic Dating and Historical Linguistics

Martin Gustaf Ehrensvärd; Robert Rezetko; Ian Young

An Unsettling Divide in Linguistic Dating and Historical Linguistics

Martin Gustaf Ehrensvärd, Robert Rezetko, Ian Young

Section of Biblical Exegesis

Abstract

Most ancient Hebrew language scholars probably agree broadly about what scholarship and scholarly method are and should be. They agree that scholarship entails dialogue, debate, self-criticism, evaluation, correction, and so on. But when it comes down to how this looks in practice, misunderstandings have become abundant and a very unfortunate situation has developed in the field.

Translated title of the contribution	Et ubehageligt skisma inden for lingvistisk datering og historisk lingvistik
Original language	English
Publication date	15 Feb 2016
Publication status	Published - 15 Feb 2016

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