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Lewis Glinert
Professor (Hebrew)
BA, Oxford (French and German), 1971
Ph.D, London (Linguistics), 1974
- Joined the faculty in 1997
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Academic Interests
- Risk communications and labeling
Discourse analysis
Hebrew and Yiddish linguistics
Jewish and Israeli literature and culture
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Selected Courses
- AMEL 17/LING 50: Discourse and identity in Asia and the Middle East
- Hebrew 10: Introduction to Hebrew Culture
- Hebrew 61/JWS 40: Film, fiction and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
- Hebrew 63/CL41/JWS 20: Rabbis, Rogues and Schlemiels: Jewish Humor and its Roots
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Selected Publications
- The Grammar of Modern Hebrew, Cambridge University Press, 1989.
- Product safety information and language policy in an advanced Third World economy: The case of Israel. Journal of Consumer Policy, 19(4), 1996, 411-438.
- Golem: The making of a modern myth. Symposium 55(2), pp. 78-94, Summer 2001
- Hazard Information for Industrial Chemicals: The Development of a Policy. International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics 8(1), 2002, 3-22.
- TV commercials for prescription drugs: A discourse analytic perspective. Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy 1(2), 2006, 158-184.
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