Rita V. Frankiel is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the New York Freudian Society and a Clinical Associate Professor at the New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis.
"[I]t is written in an energetic style with a commitment to
exploring the evolution of Hebrew from ancient times to the present
in ways that a broad audience can comprehend. It will be fortunate,
indeed, if future efforts can achieve the commendable promise
embodied in this volume's title with the clarity and enthusiasm
that fill its pages."
-"Religious Studies Review",
"A fascinating account of the evolution of Hebrew as a language.
Those interested in language are in for a delightful surprise."
-"Record-Review" of Scarsdale, NY,
"Hoffman does a good job of pointing out the different traditions
of biblical Hebrew that existed in antiquity."
-"The Jerusalem Post",
"Hoffman has a flair for explaining how languages work."
-"Times Literary Supplement",
"Those with a passion for Hebrew, linguistics and religious history
will probably find much to captivate them."
-"Na'amat Woman",
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