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The Syntax of the verb in classical hebrew prose / Niccacci, Alviero
Título : The Syntax of the verb in classical hebrew prose Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Niccacci, Alviero, Autor Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: JSOT Fecha de publicación: 1991 Número de páginas: 204 páginas Nota general: <26974> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 222.08/J75/T.86 Resumen: CONTENTS
Foreword 9
Abbreviations 15
Chapter 1
THE PROBLEM OF TENSE IN HEBREW (1) 17
Chapter 3
NARRATIVE AND COMMENT (6-13) 23
a. The noun clause and the verbal clause (6) 23
b. Narrative and discourse (7-13) 29
Chapter 4
WAYYIQTOL AND QATAL (14-25) 35
a. QATAL in narrative (!5-21) 35
(1) Initial WAW-x-QATAL (16-20) 36
(2) Non-initial (WAW-)x-QATAL (21) 41
b. QATAL in discourse (22-25) 41
Chapter 5
HEBREW NARRATIVE (26-50) 47
a. The beginning of a narrative (27-38) 48
(1) WAW-x-QATAL (27) 48
(2) wayehi (28-36) 48
(i) WAYYIQTOL (31) 52
(ii) QATAL (32) 52
(iii) Simple nominal clause (33) 54
(iv) YIQTOL/weQATAL (inverted form) for a repeated action (34-36) 54
(3) Temporal circumstance not preceded by wayehi (37-38) 60
b. Interruption of WAYYIQTOL chain (39-50) 62
(1) To express an antecedent circumstance (40) 63
(2) To express simultaneity (41) 63
(3) To express contrast (42) 64
(4) To express a simultaneous circumstance (43-45) 65
(5) To express a repeated action (46-47) 67
(&) To express emphasis (48-50) 69
Chapter 6
DISCOURSE (51-78) 73
a. YIQTOL (55-56) 75
b. weQATAL (57-60) 82
c. Volitive forms, weYIQTOL, weQATAL (61-65) 88
d. (66-73) 96
(1) (67-72) 96
(2) (73) 101
e. Narrative discourse (74-78) 102
Chapter 7
TENSE SHIFT (79-94) 111
a. Linguistic attitude (narrative/comment) (81-87) 111
(1) In narrative (81-84) 112
(2) In discourse (85) 116
b. Prominence (foreground/background) (86-87) 116
(1) In narrative (86) 116
(2) In speech (87) 117
c. Linguistic perspective (recovered information/degree zero/anticipated information) (88-94) 117
(1) In narrative (88-92) 117
(2) In discourse (93-94) 122
Chapter 8
THE TWO-ELEMENT SYNTATIC CONSTRUCTION (2SC) (PROTASIS-APODOSIS) (95-127) 125
a. Classification (97-105) 129
(1) A conditional clause (97) 129
(2) Clause of time (98) 129
(3) A relative clause or a participle used as a conditional (99) 131
(4) Simple noun clause functioning as a clause of time or a conditional
clause (100) 132
(5) Causal clause (101) 132
(6) Infinitive plus preposition functioning as a clause of time or cause (102) 133
(7) Short indications of time (103) 135
(8) Casus pendens (104) 136
(9) Compound noun clause (WAW-x-QATAL) (105) 137
b. Evaluation (106-127) 137
(1) The conditional clause (107) 137
(2) the clause of time (108-109) 138
(3) Causal clause (110) 140
(4) Constructions used in the protasis (111-112) 141
(5) Constructions used in the apodosis (113-118) 142
(6) Casus pendens (119-122) 145
(7) The construction with casus pendens and the compound noun clause (123-125) 148
(8) The two-member syntactic construction (2SC) in detail (126-127) 151
Chapter 9
SUMMARY ON THE USE OF TENSE IN PROSE (128-167) 163
a. Criteria (128-138) 163
(1) Morphology and meaning (129) 163
(2) the synchronic level (130) 164
(3) Verb forms and grammatical constructions (131) 164
(4) the function of such forms and constructions (132) 164
(5) Tense and mode of action (133) 165
(6) the emphatic function and word order in the clause (134-138) 166
b. Forms and constructions (139-167) 175
(1) WAYYIQTOL (140-146) 175
(2) QATAL (147-152) 180
(3) YIQTOL (153-155) 181
(4) weQATAL (156-158ii) 182
(5) weYIQTOL (159-160) 187
(6) Simple noun clause (SNC) (161-162) 187
(7) The compound noun clause (CNC) (163-167) 188
Chapter 10
COMMENTS ON THE USE OF TENSE IN POETRY (168-174) 193
a. Introductory remarks (168-170) 193
b. The problem (171-174) 194
Notes 199
Additional Bibliography 209
Index of Biblical References 211
Index of authors 217
The Syntax of the verb in classical hebrew prose [texto impreso] / Niccacci, Alviero, Autor . - 1° . - [S.l.] : JSOT, 1991 . - 204 páginas.
<26974>
Idioma : Inglés
Clasificación: 222.08/J75/T.86 Resumen: CONTENTS
Foreword 9
Abbreviations 15
Chapter 1
THE PROBLEM OF TENSE IN HEBREW (1) 17
Chapter 3
NARRATIVE AND COMMENT (6-13) 23
a. The noun clause and the verbal clause (6) 23
b. Narrative and discourse (7-13) 29
Chapter 4
WAYYIQTOL AND QATAL (14-25) 35
a. QATAL in narrative (!5-21) 35
(1) Initial WAW-x-QATAL (16-20) 36
(2) Non-initial (WAW-)x-QATAL (21) 41
b. QATAL in discourse (22-25) 41
Chapter 5
HEBREW NARRATIVE (26-50) 47
a. The beginning of a narrative (27-38) 48
(1) WAW-x-QATAL (27) 48
(2) wayehi (28-36) 48
(i) WAYYIQTOL (31) 52
(ii) QATAL (32) 52
(iii) Simple nominal clause (33) 54
(iv) YIQTOL/weQATAL (inverted form) for a repeated action (34-36) 54
(3) Temporal circumstance not preceded by wayehi (37-38) 60
b. Interruption of WAYYIQTOL chain (39-50) 62
(1) To express an antecedent circumstance (40) 63
(2) To express simultaneity (41) 63
(3) To express contrast (42) 64
(4) To express a simultaneous circumstance (43-45) 65
(5) To express a repeated action (46-47) 67
(&) To express emphasis (48-50) 69
Chapter 6
DISCOURSE (51-78) 73
a. YIQTOL (55-56) 75
b. weQATAL (57-60) 82
c. Volitive forms, weYIQTOL, weQATAL (61-65) 88
d. (66-73) 96
(1) (67-72) 96
(2) (73) 101
e. Narrative discourse (74-78) 102
Chapter 7
TENSE SHIFT (79-94) 111
a. Linguistic attitude (narrative/comment) (81-87) 111
(1) In narrative (81-84) 112
(2) In discourse (85) 116
b. Prominence (foreground/background) (86-87) 116
(1) In narrative (86) 116
(2) In speech (87) 117
c. Linguistic perspective (recovered information/degree zero/anticipated information) (88-94) 117
(1) In narrative (88-92) 117
(2) In discourse (93-94) 122
Chapter 8
THE TWO-ELEMENT SYNTATIC CONSTRUCTION (2SC) (PROTASIS-APODOSIS) (95-127) 125
a. Classification (97-105) 129
(1) A conditional clause (97) 129
(2) Clause of time (98) 129
(3) A relative clause or a participle used as a conditional (99) 131
(4) Simple noun clause functioning as a clause of time or a conditional
clause (100) 132
(5) Causal clause (101) 132
(6) Infinitive plus preposition functioning as a clause of time or cause (102) 133
(7) Short indications of time (103) 135
(8) Casus pendens (104) 136
(9) Compound noun clause (WAW-x-QATAL) (105) 137
b. Evaluation (106-127) 137
(1) The conditional clause (107) 137
(2) the clause of time (108-109) 138
(3) Causal clause (110) 140
(4) Constructions used in the protasis (111-112) 141
(5) Constructions used in the apodosis (113-118) 142
(6) Casus pendens (119-122) 145
(7) The construction with casus pendens and the compound noun clause (123-125) 148
(8) The two-member syntactic construction (2SC) in detail (126-127) 151
Chapter 9
SUMMARY ON THE USE OF TENSE IN PROSE (128-167) 163
a. Criteria (128-138) 163
(1) Morphology and meaning (129) 163
(2) the synchronic level (130) 164
(3) Verb forms and grammatical constructions (131) 164
(4) the function of such forms and constructions (132) 164
(5) Tense and mode of action (133) 165
(6) the emphatic function and word order in the clause (134-138) 166
b. Forms and constructions (139-167) 175
(1) WAYYIQTOL (140-146) 175
(2) QATAL (147-152) 180
(3) YIQTOL (153-155) 181
(4) weQATAL (156-158ii) 182
(5) weYIQTOL (159-160) 187
(6) Simple noun clause (SNC) (161-162) 187
(7) The compound noun clause (CNC) (163-167) 188
Chapter 10
COMMENTS ON THE USE OF TENSE IN POETRY (168-174) 193
a. Introductory remarks (168-170) 193
b. The problem (171-174) 194
Notes 199
Additional Bibliography 209
Index of Biblical References 211
Index of authors 217
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