The conference will be held over three days between the 8-10.2 at the Heichal Hatarbut, Rishon Lezion and will include a variety of sessions and cultural events that will be marked by “his Hebrew is its own” attitude of language to gender. The Hebrew language, in contrast to other languages
Posted on: 10.1.22 09:13
Rishon Lezion defines the language conference as one of the cornerstones and beautiful and important traditions in the city. Every year the conference is renewed and appeals to additional and new audiences, among other things it receives fruitful cooperation from the variety of educational staff and students of the city who are an integral part of the conference.
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This year the conference will include a variety of sessions and cultural events that will be marked by “its Hebrew is its” attitude of the language to gender. The Hebrew language, unlike other languages, “betrays” gender (you, you, they, they). It obliges speakers to address a person’s gender.
Over the years, dozens of academics, lecturers, intellectuals, scholars, writers, poets, composers, actors and singers, will take part in unique sessions and original productions for the language conference, which will express the language’s attitude to gender and directly the social attitude.
The prize, for a total of NIS 36,000 to be awarded this year, is intended to express appreciation for a prominent artistic or gothic work in the Hebrew language that has left its mark or made the Hebrew language and its treasures accessible to large and diverse audiences. The award will be presented at the conference by the Mayor, Mr. Raz Kinstlich.
This year, on the occasion of the 140th year of Rishon Lezion, the schools will focus on “Rishon Lezion Legends.” The children will collect numbers, archives in general and family archives in particular and especially from conversations and memories of parents and grandparents fascinating, funny or dramatic stories that took place in the city over its 140 years. The selected stories will be combined into a book