JWC3010

Hebrew language and literature III (part A)

Rachel Birati

8 points
* 3 hours per week
* First semester
* Clayton
* Prerequisites: satisfactory completion of Hebrew II (parts A and B) or the equivalent

Objectives This subject aims at developing in students an appreciation of sophisticated Hebrew literature, a refinement of grammatical and analytical skills and an understanding of Jewish cultural trends afforded through the study of Hebrew literary and non-literary texts.

Synopsis Through a guided study of relevant texts, audio-visual material, verbal and written communication and an exposure to literary criticism, students will be able to sharpen their literary, grammatical and analytical skills and gain a broad understanding of Hebrew language and literature.

Assessment Written assignments (4000 words): 43%
* Oral examination: 7%
* Written examination (2000 words): 50%

Recommended texts

The Gesher Lemishtalmim series of booklets published by WZO in Jerusalem - the appropriate booklet may be selected as suggested by the teacher
Avicazar A 25 Behinot Bagrut Belashon, Behavanah Uphitronoteihen Hotzaat Nofer, 1991
Haran R (ed.) Sifron Lastudent Akadmon, 1980