Nicolai Winther-Nielsen
Nicolai Winther-Nielsen wrote 8 of the papers Mova reads, in 2012–2022.
Papers
- Statistics on text demarcations and language learners driven by a database of the Hebrew Bible (2022)
A one-page editorial introducing two papers of the issue, both built on the ETCBC database of the Hebrew Bible. - Interfacing the Hebrew Bible: past, present and future applications for the BHSA (2019)
A personal history and wish list for interfaces to the ETCBC's annotated Hebrew Bible (BHSA). The past case is the Role Lexical Module (2004–2009), which mapped BHSA morphosyntax to Role and Reference Grammar semantics: a parser with about 50 rewrite rules covered most basic clauses, verbs' logical structures were… - Historical linguistics and linguistic dating of the Hebrew Bible 2015–2018: The Rezetko and Young assessment of the status quaestionis (2019)
A one-page editor's note introducing Rezetko and Young's long review of research on the history and dating of Biblical Hebrew in the same issue. - Corpus-driven visualization, learning and linguistics (2017)
A one-page editorial introducing three papers of the issue: Kofoed on linking a repository of some 5 000 images of biblical places and customs to dictionary entries in the Bible Online Learner (with the Flood story, Gen 6–9, as the test), Oosting on preposition changes in the textual tradition of Isaiah, and… - The Corpus as Tutor: Data-driven Persuasive Language Learning (2017)
The paper describes PLOTLearner and its successor Bible Online Learner, which generate Hebrew exercises directly from the annotated ETCBC database (Emdros objects: word, phrase, clause, with features). - Interactive Tools and Tasks for the Hebrew Bible: From Language Learning to Textual Criticism (2016)
A position paper in three parts on "digital intertextuality" around the ETCBC corpus. (1) Bible Online Learner (Bible OL), a web tool that turns the annotated Hebrew Bible into exercises: built on persuasive-technology models (Fogg's functions — reduction, tunnelling, tailoring, suggestion, self-monitoring… - Top Notch Participant Tracking in the Hebrew Bible (2016)
A one-page editorial introducing the 2016 issue of HIPHIL Novum. It presents two papers: Talstra's account of programs that track participants (who acts and who speaks) in Exodus 19, built on clause relations, verbal valence and participant references, and Jensen's use of that tracking output to judge interpretations… - Stones on Display in Joshua 6: The Linguistic Tree Constructor as a "Persuasive Technology" (2012)
A reply to den Braber's (2010) complaint that the printed clause-by-clause displays of Joshua (Winther-Nielsen & Talstra 1995) are too complex for exegetes.
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