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Translating German Texts with Logos: Searching for Definitions

January 16, 2019 by Jacob Cerone 5 Comments

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by Jacob Cerone

While digital resources can certainly be read from “cover to cover”—and should be—one of the things that I have found most exciting about Logos Bible Software as a digital library platform is the way it has reimagined what we can do with books and the way we approach their contents. [Read more…]

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Filed Under: German Tagged With: 8, cerone, definition, german, jacob, logos, translate, translating

Translating German Texts with Logos

December 5, 2018 by Jacob Cerone 1 Comment

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by Jacob Cerone

Getting Acquainted with the Subject

Translation is no easy task. It requires extensive knowledge, not just of the source and target languages, but also of the topic under discussion in the text at hand. Without proficiency in the target language—usually the translator’s mother tongue—comical translations can result. [Read more…]

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Filed Under: German, Logos 8, Miscellaneous Tagged With: cerone, german, jacob, logos, translate, translating

A Son’s Perspective on a Scholar Father: Interview with Noam Neusner

November 8, 2018 by Tavis Bohlinger 3 Comments

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Jacob Neusner. Photo courtesy of Noam Neusner.

We had the great honor of interviewing Noam Neusner recently about his experiences growing up as the son of the most prolific author and scholar in history, Jacob Neusner. Noam offers here some sound advice and fascinating insight that every one of us should take to heart in our journey as scholars, parents, and friends. [Read more…]

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Mistakes Made Jacob Neusner Great

August 17, 2018 by Tavis Bohlinger 4 Comments

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A few weeks ago, during the recent global heat wave, I was walking the streets of Helsinki chatting with a good friend when he said something that caused me to forget the sweat dripping down my spine and forehead, soaking my blue dress shirt and stinging my eyes.

“So, Neusner’s essay ends mid-sentence, no full-stop, just a blank half a page. And this was in a volume he edited himself, published by _____!” [Read more…]

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