Winter semester 2022/23

Summer 2022

• Biblical Aramaic
• Semitische Philologie
• Northwest Semitic World

Winter 2021/22

• Comparative Semitics (Vergleichende Semitistik)
• Northwest Semitic Inscriptions (Semitische Philologie)

Summer 2021

• Hebräisch als semitische Sprache
• (Lk) Semitische Philologie

Winter 2020/21

• (MÜ) Introductory Course on Ugaritic
• (VS) Northwest Semitic Inscriptions

·      Biblical Hebrew and Northwest Semitic languages

·      Hebrew Bible

·      Linguistic typology and comparative Semitic philology

·      Scribal education in the ancient Near East

·      Ugaritic rituals and incantations 

Park, Grace J. kî ’im in Biblical Hebrew (Linguistic Studies in Ancient West Semitic series, Eisenbrauns/Penn State University Press, forthcoming)

Park, Grace J. 2017. “Rhetorical Question in Ruth 1:17b.” Journal of Northwest Semitic Languages 43(1): 87–103.

Park, Grace J. 2016. “Stand-Alone Nominalizations Formed with ’ăšer and kî in Biblical Hebrew.” Journal of Semitic Studies LXI/1 Spring: 41–65.

Park, Grace J. 2015. “’ăšer from Light Noun to Nominalizer: Towards a Broader Typology of Clausal Nominalization in Biblical Hebrew.” Hebrew Studies 56: 23–48.

Park, Grace J. 2013. “Polar ’im in Oaths and the Question of Literacy in Lachish 3.” Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 125(3): 463–478.

Park, Grace J. 2008. Review of Gordon Hamilton’s The Origin of the West Semitic Alphabet in Egyptian Scripts, CBQMS 40, 2006. Hebrew Studies 49: 317–319.

Park, Grace J. 2007. “El’s Member in KTU 1.23. Ugarit-Forschungen 39: 617–627.

Park, Grace J. 2006. Korean translation of William Schniedewind’s How the Bible Became a Book (Cambridge, 2004), Eco-Livre, Seoul.