New Testament verbs of communication
a case frame and exegetical study
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Author
Publication
2014 - Bloomsbury T&T Clark, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
61,250 words, Guess
Page Count
245 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL31037691M
- ISBN-139780567496324
- OCLC Control Number902724160
- OCLC Control Number876349529
- Library of Congress Control Number2014031841
Classifications
- DDC487/.4
- LCCPA847 .D38 2014
- LCCPA847.D38 2014
and 1 more
- LCCPA847 .D38 2015
Description
Paul L. Danove builds on his previous work in the field of biblical linguistics to provide a refinement of the Case Frame Analysis method as applied to the Greek of the New Testament. He shows how the method can be used in clarifying elements of Greek grammar, interpretation, and translation. In particular Danove distinguishes the semantic implications of active, middle, and passive usages of verbs. He establishes a rigorous basis for distinguishing semantic synonyms and near-synonyms and for clarifying their implications for interpretation and translation. A heuristic feature model for relating distinct usages of verbs and deriving their various connotations is determined, and the conceptual and grammatical differences of verbs of oral and non-oral communication are clarified
Subjects
Series Statement
- Library of new testament studies -- 520
Other Editions
- New Testament verbs of communication: a case frame and exegetical study
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