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  3. Vol. 81 No. 2 (2021)

Vol. 81 No. 2 (2021)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2021.v81.i2
Published: 2021-12-30

Studies

  • [es] The Social Theories of Humour and the Study of Laughter in the Hebrew Bible: The Interjection הֶאָח and the Disparagement Humor

    Sel·lam El Ammari Alonso
    273-301
    • PDF
  • [es] The Familial Legacy: An Approach to the Hispano-Jewish Takkanot on Marriage and Devolution (Thirteenth-Fifteenth Centuries)

    Marina Girona Berenguer
    303-331
    • PDF
  • [es] Valleriola. Three Converted Lineages between the Destruction of Valencia’s Jewish Quarter and the Proceedings of the Spanish Inquisition

    José María Cruselles Gómez
    333-377
    • PDF
  • [es] A New Unpublished Proconverso Text in the Context of the Toledo Revolt of 1449. The Codex 14 of the Oviedo Cathedral

    Valeria Lehmann, Pedro Martín Baños
    379-448
    • PDF
  • [en] Imaginary Controversists: Abraham Gómez Silveyra and the Theologians of the Huguenot Exile

    Carsten L. Wilke
    449-475
    • PDF
  • [es] Source and Linguistic Journey of a Retranslation into Judeo-Spanish: The Case of La alma de hombre (Constantinople, 1855)

    Doğa Filiz Subaşı, Tania M.ª García Arévalo
    477-498
    • PDF

Book Reviews

  • [es] Book reviews

    Doğa Filiz Subaşı, Paloma Díaz-Mas, Željko Jovanović, María Ángeles Gallego
    499-511
    • PDF

Received Publications

  • [es] Received Publications

    Equipo Editorial
    513
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eISSN: 1988-320X
ISSN-L: 0037-0894
DOI: 10.3989/sefarad

Language

  • English
  • Español (España)

Indexing and quality

Journal Impact Factor (JIF) 2024

JIF (2 years): 0.3
JIF (5 years): 0.2

Source: Clarivate Analytics©, Journal Citation Reports®

Journal Citation Indicator (JCI) 2024

JCI: 0.47

Q3 (173/337)

Religion

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Eigenfactor Score 2024

0.00009

Article influence score 2024

0.184

Source: University of Washington©, EigenFACTOR®

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  1. Variantes textuales entre el Códice de Leningrado B19a y otras fuentes masoréticas en el Léxico do Antigo Testamento Interlinear Hebraico-Português. Nuevas perspectivas en la lexicografía hebrea
    227
  2. La moda del judeoespañol. Defectos y pseudociencia en la lingüística sefardí
    212
  3. La Leyenda griega sobre el martirio de Isaías
    186
  4. Pietro d’Abano, traductor de las obras astrológicas de Abraham ibn Ezra
    183
  5. Benvenida Abravanel: familia materna, fecha y lugar de nacimiento y descendientes
    177
  6. La Gran Revuelta Árabe (1936-1939) y el judaísmo en la prensa periódica española
    174
  7. El antisemitismo de Francisco de Quevedo: ¿obsesivo o residual? Apuntes crítico-bibliográficos en torno a la publicación de la Execración contra los judíos
    151
  8. Judeus de Castela em Portugal no final da Idade Media: onomástica e fontes documentais
    132
  9. In gratiam Judaeis: Entrelazando un mensaje de redención a partir de un préstamo iconográfico
    129
  10. The Pronunciation of Hebrew in the Western Sephardic Settlements (XVIth-XXth Centuries). First Part: Early Modern Venice and Ferrara (1)
    123

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