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    Guarte, J.R. Hebrew Literature.

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    The document provides an overview of Hebrew literature from ancient to modern times. It begins by defining who the Hebrew people are and where they originated from in the ancient Middle East. It then discusses some of the key works that form the foundations of Hebrew literature, including the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), Talmud, and different categories and sections within those works. The summary highlights some of the major developments and authors within ancient, medieval, and modern Hebrew literature time periods.

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    The document provides an overview of Hebrew literature from ancient to modern times. It begins by defining who the Hebrew people are and where they originated from in the ancient Middle East. It then discusses some of the key works that form the foundations of Hebrew literature, including the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), Talmud, and different categories and sections within those works. The summary highlights some of the major developments and authors within ancient, medieval, and modern Hebrew literature time periods.

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    Guarte, J.R. Hebrew Literature.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY-CCAT


    Cavite College of Arts and Trades Campus
    Rosario, Cavite
    🕾 (046)437-9505 / 🖷 (046)437-6659
    cvsu.rosario@gmail.com
    www.cvsu-rosario.edu.ph

    Written Report in GNED 15: World Literature


    HEBREW LITERATURE

    Submitted to:
    Ms. Shanna Ky Opina

    Submitted by:
    Julie Rose H. Guarte

    May 2023
    HEBREW LITERATURE

    ETYMOLOGY

    ● Midlle English word-"EBREU"


    ● Latin- HEBRAEUS

    WHO ARE THE HEBREW?

    ● Ancestors of Samaritan and Jews


    ●  Descendants of the Hebrew
    ●  Descendants of Biblical Patriarch

    WHAT COUNTRY DO THEY LIVE?

    ● Ancient Middle East, 1400 BC they settle in Canaan


    ● Member of the Canaanite group of Semitic languages

    WHAT DID THEIR BUILDING LOOK LIKE?

    ● Tent
    ● House made of sand dried mud bricks
    ● Jerusalem Temple

    WHAT DID THEY EAT?

    ● Bread
    ● Wine
    ● Meat
    ● Fish

    WHAT DID THEY WEAR?

    Fringes
    Temhelet ribbon

    HEBREW LITERATURE

    ● Consists of ancient, medieval and modern writings in the Hebrew language


    ● It was pronounced in many different parts of the world throughout the medieval and
    modern eras.
    ANCIENT LITERATURE

    ● Leshon Hakodesh- oral literature, holy language


    ● Tanakh- Hebrew Bible, the most important work
    ● Mishna- Primary rabbinic, codification of laws

    MEDIEVAL LITERATURE

    ● During the medieval period, the majority of Jewish and Hebrew was composed in
    Islamic North Africa, Spain, Palestine, and Middle East.
    ● " Fox Fables"- work of fiction which was written in Hebrew.
    ● Liturgical Piyyutim- Yose, ben Yose, Yanai, and Eleazar Kalir.
    ● " The Siddur" Amram Gaon and Saadia Gaon

    MODERN LITERATURE

    ● In addition to writing traditional rabbinic literature in Hebrew, MODERN Jews


    developed new forms of fiction, poetry, and essay writing which are called " Modern
    Hebrew Literature.

    18th CENTURY

    La- Yesharim Tehillah"


    - it is an allegorical drama
    - 1st product of modern Hebrew Literature
    - it was written by Moses Hayyim Luzatto

    " Shiere Tif' et" and " Mosiade"


    - poems made by Nephtali Hirz and Wessely.

    19th CENTURY

    ● In the 19th century Galicia poets, scholars, and popular writers who contributed to the
    discrimination of Hebrew and to the emancipation of the Jew of Galicia.
    ● Meir Havely Letteris- a lyric poet
    20th CENTURY

    Leah Goldberg
    - Prolific writer and pioneer of Israel Children's Literature
    Hayim Nahman Bialik
    - one of the pioneer of modern Hebrew poets.
    Yitzaq Shami
    - novelist, Palestine Jewish native Hebron

    FOUNDATIONS OF HEBREW LITERATURE

    HEBREW BIBLE ( TANAKH) 

    - The bible is the various collections of scared scripture of the various branches of
    Judaism and Christianity.

    TALMUD

    - A collection of numerous treatises which are chiefly dedicated to the laws and
    legends of the Jews

    HEBREW BIBLE ( TANAKH)

    CATEGORIES 

    ● The five Books of the Torah (teaching or law)


    ● The Nevi'im("prophets")
    ● The Ketuvim ("writings")

    SECTIONS

    ● The Old Testament


    ● The New Testament
    ● The Apocrypha
    LITERARY GENRE

    HISTORICAL- fictional stories, legends, myths and stories

    PROPHETIC - gender related to visions, oracles and announcement

    LAW- guide the Hebrews from the religious, daily and moral.

    SAPIENTIAL - teachings and lessons

    POETRY- most common genre

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