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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"grammarians"”.
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"Grammaticalite De L'accord Du Participe Passe Conjugue Avec Avoir Dans Le ""Journal De La Langue Francaise"" d'Urbain Domergue"
… among others. Throughout the eighteenth century, grammarians seek to explain French grammar from this perspective, in comparison with Latin grammar. However, today little study has been done on in-depth analysis of a concrete grammatical rule in this period. My dissertation demonstrates how the …
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Grammatical Analysis of Various Biblical Hebrew Texts According to a Traditional Semitic Grammar
… grammar--primarily based on Arabic grammar and grammarians--still provides the most simple, clear, and accurate description of biblical Hebrew grammar. Chapter 1 illustrates the role of Arabic grammar in the study of Biblical Hebrew grammar. From the inception of biblical Hebrew grammatical …
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An Anonymous Karaite Commentary of the Fourteenth Century on the Book of Deuteronomy: Comments on Chapter Thirty-Two Edited from a Manuscript in the Sulzberger Collection of the Jewish Theological Seminary Library with Translation and Introduction
… had witnessed a brilliant succession of grammarians, lexicographers, exegetes, legal authorities and apologists,2 who had graced the Karaite camp in the drawn battle with Rabbinism. Especially influential in this verbal warfare was the school at Jerusalem associated with the name of Abu …
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A Study and Modern Engish Rendering of PATIENCE, A Fourteenth Century Alliterative Poem or the West Midland Dialect
… been dealt with by lexicographers, metrists. grammarians (Morris, Meaner, Huibert, Morsbach. Gollancz), and philologists (Puhrmann, Luick, Pischer. Trautmann, Zupitza, MacLean, Wulker, Kluge).</p>
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Pontuação e sintaxe em impressos portugueses renascentistas
… the function of the signals. If, for the Latin grammarians, the punctuation indicated whether the meaning was complete or not, for the printer, who was responsible for the spelling of texts in Portuguese, the punctuation began to mark boundaries of prayer. At the same time, the standardization …
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Conditional sentences within the Arab grammatical tradition
… and evaluating the majority of the Arab grammarians' views on the topic concerned throughout thirteen centuries. This work consists of five chapters. The first chapter is concerned with examining and evaluating several treatments (of conditional sentences) represented by three different …
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The Shared Intellectual History of Vocalisation in Syriac, Arabic, and Hebrew
… field of linguistic analysis, enabling medieval grammarians to more easily examine vowel phonology and explore the relationships between phonetics and orthography. Many aspects of this new field of vocalisation crossed the boundaries between religious communities, first with the spread of …
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Is linguistics a part of psychology?
… nonpsychological properties are dispensable to grammarians’ explanations because their explanatory goals can be met by the theory of grammatical competence to which they are committed. So generative grammars have psychological properties as their subject matter and linguistics is a part of …
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Language and Reality: Stoic Semantics Reconstructed
… with new evidence from the works of ancient grammarians who, I argue, worked within a Stoic framework, and can serve as sources for Stoic theories. On the basis of this evidence, I present an account of the semantic apparatus of each of the subjects of the three main types of Stoic …
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Manipulation of semantics and syntax: the use of emotive language in English and Arabic news reports and editorials with reference to translation
… have been based on the findings of outstanding grammarians and linguists, and therefore, I have been obliged to quote from such works to substantiate my points of view. Before proceeding with the investigation, I must point out that the entire data of my work will be confined only to news …
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Relational Verbs: Paradigm and Practice in a Manitoba dialect of Swampy Cree
… previous literature on the topic, from early grammarians Horden (1881), Howse (1844) and Lacombe (1874) to more modern accounts from Ellis (1971, 2000, 2004), Junker (2003) and Wolfart (1973). As well, textual evidence will be discussed for the relational paradigm in Cree dialects from text …
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The possessive in Zulu
… is a review of the Possessive in Zulu. Many grammarians that have dealt with the possessive in Zulu over—emphasised the structure of the possessive thus very often neglecting the meaning of the possessive in Zulu, and the so-called unmarked possessive. Different approaches to word …
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al-Misbāh fī al-Nahw By Nāsir al-Dīn al-Mutarrizī al-Nahwī (d. 610/1213) A Critical Edition of the Text with the Life History of the Author
… issues together with the differing opinions of grammarians on syntactical/grammatical issues. This part also proffers the idiomatic English translation of al-Misbāh.
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Rhythmical Figures in Dante’s Commedia: A Study of Memory and Composition after Gianfranco Contini
… the newly conceived poetic object. From medieval grammarians to twentieth-century philologists, this thesis uncovers a tradition of thought that sees rhythm not as an accident of poetic language, but as a grammatical phenomenon, best exemplified in the poets.
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Some aspects of word-formation in isiZulu : with special reference to morphological and Lexical processes
… approach of word analysis which was pioneered by grammarians like Doke (1956), Nyembezi (1965) and others that followed in their steps. The main aim of this study is therefore to put word-formation into its rightful place in isiZulu grammar, that is at the centre of every morphological …
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Tense and Aspect in Old Japanese: Synchronic, Diachronic and Typological Perspectives
… of tense and aspect in Old Japanese. Japanese grammarians studying the tense/aspect morphology of Old Japanese usually identify four suffixes (?(ye)ri, ?tari, ?tu, and ?nu) as kanry? ?perfect? markers and two suffixes (?ki and ?kyeri) as past tense markers. However, this analysis results in a …
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De Lingua Sabina: A Reappraisal of the Sabine Glosses
… The study of the Sabine glosses found in ancient grammarians and antiquarians goes back to the beginnings of Italic scholarship. Over time, two positions on the Sabine glosses have crystallised: (a) the Sabine glosses are evidence of a personal obsession of the Republican author Varro, in whose …
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Reasuntivos y doblado del clitico: En torno a la caracterizacion del termino "Casi-Nativo"
… from the Spanish standard norm sanctioned by grammarians and linguists with respect to both their grammatical competence and their ability to process this language. In order to carry out this investigation we have used two constructions that evidence unstable areas of the Spanish language: (a) …
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Joseph Priestley and the French Connection: A Study in Eighteenth-Century Grammaticography.
… and became familiar with influential French grammarians and language masters.
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An experimental study of consonant gemination in Iraqi colloquial Arabic
… the phonetic studies initiated by the old Arab grammarians. The syllable structure and the stress patterns both in Classical Arabic and in I. C. Arabic are dealt with. Recent theoretical and experimental studies on Arabic gemination are reviewed. Chapter Two presents a general survey of the …
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