Judith Rosenhouse
Biographic Data
| ID | 702784 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Judith Rosenhouse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Judith |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosenhouse |
| SIGNATURE | ROSENHOUSE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Technion – Israel Institute of Technology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Legilinguistic Features of a Semantic Field: Covid-19 in Written News/Media in Hebrew and Arabic
Features of Annexion Strings in Colloquial and Literary Arabic and Hebrew
Arabic annexion is a basic and frequent nominal (phrase) structure which can be important not only in itself but also for translation and automatic text generation applications. The structure is expanded by concatenating to it more nouns, thus forming annexion strings. We examine here whether in colloquial and Modern Literary Arabic similar limitations exist, whether there are differences between them. Limitations and constraints on the number of…
The Oral Sacred Legend Among Arabs in Israel. A Preliminary Discussion
Speech perception in adverse listening conditions in Arabic-Hebrew bilinguals
Relatively little is known about the combined effects of adverse listening conditions on bilinguals' speech perception. This study examines the effect of (1) speech rate and (2) noise, separately and combined, on bilinguals' speech perception in L1 and L2. Participants were university students, native speakers of Arabic (L1), with Hebrew L2. Speech perception tests consisted of 64 CHABA sentences adapted to Hebrew and to Arabic (32 sentences per …
Personal Names in Hebrew and Arabic: Modern Trends Compared to the Past
Journal Article Personal Names in Hebrew and Arabic: Modern Trends Compared to the Past Get access Judith Rosenhouse Judith Rosenhouse Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Semitic Studies, Volume 47, Issue 1, SPRING , Pages 97–114, https://doi.org/10.1093/jss/47.1.97 Published: 01 February 2002
Cultural policy on loanword adoption in modern Japanese and Hebrew: A comparative study
(2001). Cultural policy on loanword adoption in modern Japanese and Hebrew: A comparative study. International Journal of Cultural Policy: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 521-548
The Acquisition of Arabic as Mother Tongue(Mainly in Israel)
L'acquisition de l'arabe comme langue maternelle en Israel est abordee en fonction de deux aspects : la structure de la langue et les processus specifiques a l'acquisition du langage chez les enfants de langue maternelle arabe. Des enfants de 2 a 5 ans sont etudies dans leur acquisition de la phonologie, de la morphologie et de la syntaxe de la langue. La relation mere-enfant, ainsi que le recit de poemes, sont des themes egalement abordes
Interactive Reading Aloud to Israeli First Graders: Its Contribution to Literacy Development
S Three issues were examined in this study: (a) how reading to a first‐grade class of children requiring enhancement (who may be identifiable as socially and culturally challenged) affects their achievement in decoding, reading comprehension, and storytelling; (b) how reading stories out of a series written by one author affects their achievement as compared with reading isolated stories; and, (c) how reading different types of literature affects…
An acoustic analysis of modern Hebrew vowels and voiced consonants
Discourse analysis in diagnosing difficulty in EFL reading comprehension
This study examines student translations into the L1 (Hebrew or Arabic) as a means of evaluating reading comprehension of an English text. Attention focused on the following research questions: 1. What kinds of errors in translation are students likely to make frequently?2. Which of these errors reflect reading comprehension difficulty? Units of student translations were analysed in terms of micro‐structure: Utterance‐Level (Propositional Content…
Intonation Problems of Hearing-Impaired Hebrew-Speaking Children
Intonation of hearing-impaired Hebrew-speaking children in Israel was studied in two speech modes: spontaneous speech and reading aloud a written text. Attention was focused on statements and questions, usually considered basic types of semantic definition and (apparently) of intonation patterns. The subjects were 9–12 year-old hearing-impaired children and a control group of hearing children of the same ages. The utterances were analysed by an I…
Towards a classification of Bedouin dialects in Israel
The purpose of the present article is to examine the available data on Bedouin dialects in Israel and to attempt to classify them with a view to placing them in the larger framework of Bedouin dialects in the region as a whole. Section I below presents a geographical-demographical review of Bedouin groups in Israel as background information to support the linguistic material. The linguistic discussion which follows is based mainly on material fro…
An analysis of major tendencies in the development of the bedouin dialects of the north of Israel
Modern tendencies in the linguistic development of Arabic, in both its literary and colloquial aspects, has for some time now been the subject of serious scholary study (see, e.g. Blau, 1978, Cantarino, 1974-5, Stekevych, 1970, amont others). Contact between different social groups and thus between different dialects and speech levels, has brought about changes in the actual speech of Arabic-speaking peoples which have been variously called koine…
Duration in infants' communication by cries
A preliminary report: An Analysis of Some Types of a Baby's Cries
Interactive Reading Aloud to Israeli First Graders: Its Contribution to Literacy Development
S Three issues were examined in this study: (a) how reading to a first‐grade class of children requiring enhancement (who may be identifiable as socially and culturally challenged) affects their achievement in decoding, reading comprehension, and storytelling; (b) how reading stories out of a series written by one author affects their achievement as compared with reading isolated stories; and, (c) how reading different types of literature affects…
An analysis of major tendencies in the development of the bedouin dialects of the north of Israel
Modern tendencies in the linguistic development of Arabic, in both its literary and colloquial aspects, has for some time now been the subject of serious scholary study (see, e.g. Blau, 1978, Cantarino, 1974-5, Stekevych, 1970, amont others). Contact between different social groups and thus between different dialects and speech levels, has brought about changes in the actual speech of Arabic-speaking peoples which have been variously called koine…
Duration in infants' communication by cries
A preliminary report: An Analysis of Some Types of a Baby's Cries
An acoustic analysis of modern Hebrew vowels and voiced consonants
Towards a classification of Bedouin dialects in Israel
The purpose of the present article is to examine the available data on Bedouin dialects in Israel and to attempt to classify them with a view to placing them in the larger framework of Bedouin dialects in the region as a whole. Section I below presents a geographical-demographical review of Bedouin groups in Israel as background information to support the linguistic material. The linguistic discussion which follows is based mainly on material fro…
A preliminary report: An Analysis of Some Types of a Baby's Cries
Duration in infants' communication by cries
An analysis of major tendencies in the development of the bedouin dialects of the north of Israel
Modern tendencies in the linguistic development of Arabic, in both its literary and colloquial aspects, has for some time now been the subject of serious scholary study (see, e.g. Blau, 1978, Cantarino, 1974-5, Stekevych, 1970, amont others). Contact between different social groups and thus between different dialects and speech levels, has brought about changes in the actual speech of Arabic-speaking peoples which have been variously called koine…
Towards a classification of Bedouin dialects in Israel
The purpose of the present article is to examine the available data on Bedouin dialects in Israel and to attempt to classify them with a view to placing them in the larger framework of Bedouin dialects in the region as a whole. Section I below presents a geographical-demographical review of Bedouin groups in Israel as background information to support the linguistic material. The linguistic discussion which follows is based mainly on material fro…
Intonation Problems of Hearing-Impaired Hebrew-Speaking Children
Intonation of hearing-impaired Hebrew-speaking children in Israel was studied in two speech modes: spontaneous speech and reading aloud a written text. Attention was focused on statements and questions, usually considered basic types of semantic definition and (apparently) of intonation patterns. The subjects were 9–12 year-old hearing-impaired children and a control group of hearing children of the same ages. The utterances were analysed by an I…
Discourse analysis in diagnosing difficulty in EFL reading comprehension
This study examines student translations into the L1 (Hebrew or Arabic) as a means of evaluating reading comprehension of an English text. Attention focused on the following research questions: 1. What kinds of errors in translation are students likely to make frequently?2. Which of these errors reflect reading comprehension difficulty? Units of student translations were analysed in terms of micro‐structure: Utterance‐Level (Propositional Content…
An acoustic analysis of modern Hebrew vowels and voiced consonants
Interactive Reading Aloud to Israeli First Graders: Its Contribution to Literacy Development
S Three issues were examined in this study: (a) how reading to a first‐grade class of children requiring enhancement (who may be identifiable as socially and culturally challenged) affects their achievement in decoding, reading comprehension, and storytelling; (b) how reading stories out of a series written by one author affects their achievement as compared with reading isolated stories; and, (c) how reading different types of literature affects…
The Acquisition of Arabic as Mother Tongue(Mainly in Israel)
L'acquisition de l'arabe comme langue maternelle en Israel est abordee en fonction de deux aspects : la structure de la langue et les processus specifiques a l'acquisition du langage chez les enfants de langue maternelle arabe. Des enfants de 2 a 5 ans sont etudies dans leur acquisition de la phonologie, de la morphologie et de la syntaxe de la langue. La relation mere-enfant, ainsi que le recit de poemes, sont des themes egalement abordes
Cultural policy on loanword adoption in modern Japanese and Hebrew: A comparative study
(2001). Cultural policy on loanword adoption in modern Japanese and Hebrew: A comparative study. International Journal of Cultural Policy: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 521-548
Personal Names in Hebrew and Arabic: Modern Trends Compared to the Past
Journal Article Personal Names in Hebrew and Arabic: Modern Trends Compared to the Past Get access Judith Rosenhouse Judith Rosenhouse Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Semitic Studies, Volume 47, Issue 1, SPRING , Pages 97–114, https://doi.org/10.1093/jss/47.1.97 Published: 01 February 2002
Speech perception in adverse listening conditions in Arabic-Hebrew bilinguals
Relatively little is known about the combined effects of adverse listening conditions on bilinguals' speech perception. This study examines the effect of (1) speech rate and (2) noise, separately and combined, on bilinguals' speech perception in L1 and L2. Participants were university students, native speakers of Arabic (L1), with Hebrew L2. Speech perception tests consisted of 64 CHABA sentences adapted to Hebrew and to Arabic (32 sentences per …
The Oral Sacred Legend Among Arabs in Israel. A Preliminary Discussion
Features of Annexion Strings in Colloquial and Literary Arabic and Hebrew
Arabic annexion is a basic and frequent nominal (phrase) structure which can be important not only in itself but also for translation and automatic text generation applications. The structure is expanded by concatenating to it more nouns, thus forming annexion strings. We examine here whether in colloquial and Modern Literary Arabic similar limitations exist, whether there are differences between them. Limitations and constraints on the number of…
Legilinguistic Features of a Semantic Field: Covid-19 in Written News/Media in Hebrew and Arabic
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