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"item_title" : "Subject and Object in Biblical Aramaic",
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Overview
Traditional analyses of case in Biblical Aramaic cannot explain how people used the language to communicate because-- among other reasons--one signal indicates both dative and accusative. In this new Form-Content analysis of BA case, la--like all signa1s--is associated with only one meaning: MID importance in precipitating the occurrence the paper, the objective pronominal suffix is also redefined, in a way that can account for the hitherto inexplicable occurrence in Daniel 5:6. Finally, comparison is made with recent transformational approaches to case, showing that they share many of the failings of the traditional approaches.
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- ISBN-13: 9780890039397
- ISBN-10: 0890039399
- Publisher: Undena Publications
- Publish Date: December 1975
- Shipping Weight: 0.82 pounds
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