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J. Dyk

h-index: 4
Works: 74
Citations: 113

Most-cited papers

The Architecture of the Human Language
M. Hannay, P. Jordens, W. Spooren, L. D. de Vries +42 more
199948 citations
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Paradigmatic and Syntagmatic Feature in identifying Subject and predicate in Nominal Clauses
J. Dyk, Eep Talstra
199911 citations
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Bible and Transformation: The Promise of Intercultural Bible Reading
J. Dyk, J. de Wit
20155 citations
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Language System, Translation Technique, and Textual Tradition in the Peshitta of Kings
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20134 citations
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Tradition and innovation in Biblical Interpretation: Studies Presented to Professor Eep Talstra on the Occasion of his Sixty-Fifth Birthday
W. Van Peursen, J. Dyk
20114 citations
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Tradition and Innovation in Biblical Interpretation
W. Peursen, J. Dyk
20114 citations
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The Scene at the Threshing Floor
Schadrac Keita, J. Dyk
20064 citations
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Give Ear to My words. Psalms and Other Poetry in and around the Hebrew Bible. Essays in honour of Professor N.A. van Uchelen
J. Dyk, H. Blok, K. Deurloo, F. Hoogewoud +3 more
19964 citations
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Analysing Valence Patterns in Biblical Hebrew: Theoretical Questions and Analytic Frameworks
J. Dyk, Oliver Glanz, R. Oosting
20143 citations
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The Reader-Oriented Unity of the Book of Isaiah
J. Dyk, P. J. Midden, K. Spronk, G. Venema
20063 citations
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Living Water: Wonderful Words of Life
J. Dyk, J. de Wit, Louis C. Jonker, M. Kool +1 more
20042 citations
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Personal Penitence and the Rebuilding of Zion: the Unity of Psalm 51
H. Leene, J. Dyk
19962 citations
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" To See" or " To Be Seen"?
J. Dyk, P. Crom, F. Postma
19962 citations
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Computer-assisted study of syntactical change, the shift in the use of the participle in biblical and post-biblicalHebrew texts
J. Dyk, E. Talstra
19882 citations
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The “Translation Enterprise”: Translation Universals in the Peshitta Rendering of Kings
J. Dyk
20171 citations
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Computer-Assisted Linguistic Analysis of the Peshitta
D. Roorda, E. Talstra, J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen +7 more
20141 citations
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Hebrew Text Database ETCBC4
D. Roorda, E. Talstra, W. Van Peursen, J. Dyk +4 more
20141 citations
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The Computer and Complex Phrase Structure: A Unified Approach to Embedding, Gapping and Recursion
J. Dyk, L. V. Montaner, G. Seijas de los Ríos-Zarzosa, J. del Barco
20101 citations
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Foundations for Syriac Lexicography III
J. Dyk, W. Van Peursen
20091 citations
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The Computer and Biblical Research: Are there Perspectives beyond the Imitation of Classical Instruments?
J. Dyk, E. Talstra, W. Van Peursen, R. B. ter Haar Romeny
2006Text, Translation, and Tradition1 citations
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Desiderata for the Lexicon from a Syntactic Point of View
J. Dyk, A. Forbes, D. Taylor
20051 citations
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The New Things. Eschatology in Old Testament Prophecy. Festschrift for Henk Leene
J. Dyk, P. J. Midden, K. Spronk, G. Venema
20021 citations
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Linguistic Aspects of the Peshitta Version of 2 Kings 18 and 19
J. Dyk, J. Cook
2002Bible and Computer1 citations
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The Torah as a Work of Yhwh : A Reading of Psalm 111
H. V. Grol, J. Dyk
20011 citations
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The creation of the sabbath (Gen 1:1-2:3)
K. Smelik, J. Dyk, Piet J. van Midden, K. Spronk +2 more
20011 citations
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Unless some one guide me... Festschrift for Karel A. Deurloo
J. Dyk, P. J. Midden, K. Spronk, G. Venema +1 more
20011 citations
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Lack of Space and Loneliness: Abraham and Lot separate
J. Dyk, P. J. Midden, K. Spronk, G. Venema +1 more
20011 citations
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The Rediscovery of the Hebrew Bible
J. Dyk, P. J. Midden, K. Spronk, G. Venema
19991 citations
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Singers and Syntax. On the Balance of Grammar and Poetry in Psalm 8
E. Talstra, J. Dyk
19961 citations
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CHAPTER 3. HOW DO HEBREW VERBS DIFFER? A FLOW CHART OF THE DIFFERENCES
J. Dyk
20160 citations
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How do Hebrew Verbs differ? A Flow Chart of Differences
J. Dyk
20160 citations
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Traces of Valence Shift in Classical Hebrew
J. Dyk, A. Brenner-Iden
20140 citations
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Deportation or Forgiveness in Hosea 1.6? Verb Valence Patterns and Translation Proposals
J. Dyk, L. de Regt, Bryan L. Harmelink
20140 citations
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CHAPTER 10. THE COGNATE VERBS שים AND IN THE BOOKS OF KINGS: SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES
J. Dyk
20140 citations
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The Hebrew and Syriac Copula in Kings
J. Dyk, C. Morrison, R. Taylor
20140 citations
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Does Syntactic Variation reflect Language Change? Tracing Syntactic Diversity in Biblical Hebrew Texts
W. Van Peursen, J. Dyk
20130 citations
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Cases Requiring an Explanation at Phrase Level
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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Conclusions on the Findings at Word Level
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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Cases Requiring an Explanation above Clause Level
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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The Rendering of Proper Nouns
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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‘The Cognate Verbs sym and swm in the Books of Kings: Similarities and Differences’
J. Dyk, K. Heal, A. Salveson
20130 citations
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Exegesis and Textual Development in 1 Kings 1 and 2
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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Similarity in Consonants, Difference in Meaning: Word Image and Semantic Domain
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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The Case and the Method
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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Parts of Speech in Other Books of the Masoretic Text
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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The Analysis of the Data
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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Variation in the Rendering of Synonyms
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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The Peshitta Rendering of Psalm 25: Spelling, Synonyms, and Syntax
J. Dyk, J. Loopstra, M. Sokoloff
20130 citations
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Complicated Word Differences
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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The Treatment of Hebrew Homographs
J. Dyk, P. V. van Keulen
20130 citations
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G. Venema

×6

P. J. Midden×5

R. Zuurmond×3

J. de Wit×2

Oliver Glanz×2

R. Oosting×2

D. Roorda×2

M. Hannay×1