The Semantics of Silence in Biblical Hebrew

‎Contents
‎Preface
‎Figures
‎Abbreviations
‎Introduction
	‎1. What is Silence?
	‎2. Silence in Modern Literature
	‎3. Why Study Silence?
	‎4. Silence in Biblical Hebrew
		‎4.1. Method of Investigation
		‎4.2. Other Studies
		‎4.3. Results
		‎4.4. Notes on Translations and Sources
‎Part 1. Restraint
	‎Chapter 1. ‮חרשׁ‬‎
		‎1. Distribution
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical References: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Extrabiblical References
		‎5. Cognate Evidence
		‎6. Conclusion
	‎Chapter 2. ‮אלם‬‎
		‎1. Distribution
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical References: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Translations and Versions
		‎5. Extrabiblical References
		‎6. Cognate Evidence
		‎7. Conclusion
	‎Chapter 3. ‮חשׁה‬‎
		‎1. Distribution
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical References: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Translations and Versions
		‎5. Extrabiblical References
		‎6. Cognate Evidence
		‎7. Conclusion
‎Part 2. Cessation
	‎Chapter 4. ‮דמם‬‎/‮דום‬‎/‮דמה‬‎
		‎1. Distribution
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical References: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Extrabiblical References
		‎5. Cognate Evidence and Post-biblical Hebrew
		‎6. Conclusion
	‎Chapter 5. ‮הס‬‎
		‎1. Distribution
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical References: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Extrabiblical References
		‎5. Cognate Evidence
		‎6. Onomatopoeia
		‎7. Conclusion
	‎Chapter 6. ‮שׁתק‬‎
		‎1. Distribution
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical References: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Versions
		‎5. Extrabiblical References
		‎6. Cognate Evidence
		‎7. Conclusion
	‎Chapter 7. ‮סכת‬‎
		‎1. Introduction
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical Reference: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Translations and Versions
		‎5. Extrabiblical References
		‎6. Cognate Evidence
		‎7. Relation to Other Hebrew Roots
		‎8. Conclusion
‎Part 3. Related Meanings
	‎Chapter 8. Semantic Periphery of Silence
	‎Chapter 9. ‮שׁקט‬‎
		‎1. Distribution
		‎2. Lexicographical Survey
		‎3. Biblical References: Grammatical and Semantic Analysis
		‎4. Versions and Translations
		‎5. Extrabiblical References
		‎6. Cognate Evidence
		‎7. Conclusion
‎Conclusion
	‎1. Distribution
		‎1.1. Subjects
		‎1.2. Genre
		‎1.3. Chronology
		‎1.4. Grammar
	‎2. Representation of the Semantic Field
	‎3. Further Research
		‎3.1. Versions
		‎3.2. ANE
		‎3.3. Comparative Diachronic Semantic Developments
		‎3.4. Lexicography and Byforms
		‎3.5. Application to Biblical Studies, Interpretation, and Lexicography
‎Bibliography
‎Index of Selected Roots, Words, and Phrases
	‎Aramaic
	‎Hebrew
‎Index of Subjects
‎Index of Scripture and Other Ancient Literature
	‎Old Testament
		‎Masoretic Text
		‎Versions
	‎New Testament
	‎Deuterocanonical Works
	‎Dead Sea Scrolls and Related Texts
	‎Mishnah and Talmud
	‎Other Ancient Sources