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ספרות לאדינו.

ספרות לאדינו.

ריבקינד, יצחק, 1895-1968

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Los sefardíes y el hebreo : errores gráficos y de comprensión en las versiones judeoespañolas de cuatro midrašim hebreos.

Romero, Elena

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The status of 16th century Jewish women in the Ottoman Empire according to Seder Nashim and Shulḥan Hapanim in Ladino.

Schwarzwald, Ora

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Una breve comedia sefardí : "Las semanas de Pésaḥ".

Romero, Elena

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Fuente y recorrido lingüístico de una retraducción en judeoespañol : el caso de "La alma de hombre" (Constantinopla, 1855).

Fi̇li̇z Subaşi, Doğa

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Jew, Turk, Frenchman, American : Sephardic identities in Alfred Ascher's Judeo-Spanish "Diario".

Ascher, Gloria J.

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ניתוח לשוני-תרבותי של חיבורים ראשונים שכתבו נשים בספרדית־יהודית.

אספרנסה, אנאבלה, 1987-

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Estudio y edición de una versión sefardí aljamiada del "Ma'asé Yehudit".

Romeu Ferré, Pilar

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