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לאון שור

Leon Shor

מרצה במחלקה להוראת לשון עברית

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השכלה

2015 – 2020

Ph.D. Tel-Aviv University, Hebrew Language Studies

2012 – 2014

M.A. (Summa cum Laude), Tel-Aviv University, Hebrew Language Studies

2010 – 2011

Pre-MA program, Tel-Aviv University, Hebrew Language Studies

2008

Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Tel-Aviv University, Accounting and Economics

2003 – 2007

B.A. Tel-Aviv University, Accounting and Economics

מחקר

My primary research area revolves around the study of discourse and grammar of conversational Hebrew, with a specific focus on a multimodal perspective that examines the interaction between verbal practices and embodied practices in constructing meaning. My research process is informed by various discourse-functional approaches and frameworks for the study of spoken interaction, such as Interactional Linguistics, Discourse Analysis, and Gesture Studies. More specifically, I am interested in the following topics: pragmatic markers, the function of various bodily resources in constructing meaning, negation, and referential stategies

דיסציפלינות ראשיות

Main Disciplines

Linguistics I Hebrew Language

דיסציפלינות משניות

Secondary Disciplines

Discourse Analysis I Spoken Language

פרסומים נבחרים

Shor, L. & Marmorstein, M, (2024). "Self-repeat as a multimodal retraction practice: Evidence from Hebrew conversation". Interactional Linguistics

Cohen-Achdut, M. & Shor. L, (2023). “Rejection of presuppositions in political interviews”. Journal of Language and Politics

Shor, L. & Inbar, A, (2023). The Interjectional Uses of the Syntactic Negators lo ‘not’ and ejn ‘there is/are not’ in Informal Israeli Hebrew. Leshonenu 85: 210–229

Shor, L, (2022). “Revisiting “verbal agreement”: The case of Israeli Hebrew”. Glossa: a journal of general linguistics 7(1): 1–35

Shor, L. & Marmorstein, M, (2022). The Embodied Modification of Formulations: The Quoting Gesture (QG) in Israeli-Hebrew Discourse. Journal of Pragmatics 192: 22–40

Shor, L., Reshef, Y., & Gonen, E, (2022). "Pronominal Subject Expression in Spoken Modern Hebrew”. Journal of Semitic Studies 67(1): 269–288

Shor, L, (2020). “Reassessing the “copula” in Israeli Hebrew”. Linguistics 58(6): 1807–1837

Bardenstein, R., Shor, L. & Inbar, A, (2020). Zehu as a discourse marker in spoken Hebrew. Hebrew Linguistics 74: 27–56

Shor, L, (2020). Negation in Modern Hebrew. In: Ruth Berman (Ed.), Usage-based Studies in Modern Hebrew. Background, Morpho-lexicon, and Syntax (pp. 583–621)

Shor, L. & Inbar, A, (2020). From negation to intensification: ejn ‘there is/are not’ in spoken Israeli Hebrew. In: Pragmatic Particles in Greek and other Languages (pp. 77–91)

Shor, L, (2019). No, you’re one hundred percent right’ – Procedural uses of the negator lo in spoken Israeli Hebrew. Hebrew Linguistics 73: 133–155

Shor, L. & Inbar, A, (2019). The meaning of zehu ‘that’s it’ in spoken Israeli Hebrew: A corpus-based analysis of its interjectional function. Scandinavian Studies in Language 10.1: 131–151

Inbar, A. & Shor, L, (2019). ?"Covert negation in Israeli Hebrew: Evidence from co-speech gestures”. Journal of Pragmatics 143: 85–95

Bardenstein, R. & Shor, L, (2019). Suspending progressivity – rega ‘moment’ and ʃnija ‘second. Helkat Lashon 52: 114–133

Shor, L, (2018). The negator lo in spoken Israeli Hebrew – Prosody, Discourse and Syntax. Hebrew Linguistics 72: 105–125

Shor, L, (2018). Discourse-(ana)deictic uses of manner demonstratives: A view from spoken Israeli Hebrew. Folia Linguistica 52(2): 383–413

Shor, L, (2017). Ze lo kaχa ‘It’s not like that’: The functions of the discourse-deictic kaχa ‘thus’ in spoken Israeli Hebrew. Studia Orientalia Electronica 5: 46–64

Shor, L, (2016). Cognitive and interactional motivations for prosodic phrasing: A corpus-based analysis of the simple clause in spoken Israeli Hebrew. Romance Corpora and Linguistic Studies 3.2: 325–343

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