The Qatal//Yiqtol (Yiqtol//Qatal) Verbal Sequence in Semitic Couplets

Tatu, Silviu

doi:10.31826/9781463214883

2008

DOI: 10.31826/9781463214883

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The Qatal//Yiqtol (Yiqtol//Qatal) Verbal Sequence in Semitic Couplets

Silviu Tatu¹

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An interpersonal sketch of the biblical Hebrew clause

Racher¹

2017

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The aim of the present paper is to describe the Biblical Hebrew clause as a locus of interpersonal meanings from a systemic functional perspective. Although systemic functional linguistics has been applied to the description of an increasing number of languages in recent years, systemic functional accounts of Semitic languages remain limited in number. This paper brings together work on the English MOOD system and systemic functional typological literature, applying them to the development of a partial description of one aspect of the lexicogrammar of Biblical Hebrew. In this paper the realization of interpersonal meanings is explored through analysis of dialogic interaction in the Biblical text, showing how the MOOD system realizes speech functions and outlining a preliminary system network for Biblical Hebrew MOOD, with particular emphasis on the systemic potential of MOOD TYPE. The mood structure is also analyzed from below, and the elements salient to the negotiation of meanings in interaction are presented individually and their relevance to the realization of interpersonal meanings is explored.

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An interpersonal sketch of the biblical Hebrew clause

Racher¹

2017

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Verbal Conjugations in the Aramaic Text of the Words of Aḥiqar (6-th cent. B.C.)

Tsolin¹

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См. также обсуждение этой проблемы в угаритском языке [Bordreuil 2009, 45-46]. Автор рассматривает qtl-спряжение как 'выражающее завершенное действие ("перфектив", часто называемый "перфектом", хотя термин сам по себе некорректный)"; а yqtl-спряжение как «обозначающее незавершенные действия ("имперфектив", часто называемый "имперфектом")… Это различие формы и функции двух глагольных спряжений ценно для прозаических текстов». Обзор различных мнений о значении qtl/yqtl-спряжений в семитских языках см. в книге М. Шеперда [Shepherd 2008, 1-10]. 2 Особенно в тех ее образцах, которые традиционно считаются относящимися к архаичному периоду:

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The Qatal//Yiqtol (Yiqtol//Qatal) Verbal Sequence in Semitic Couplets

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An interpersonal sketch of the biblical Hebrew clause

An interpersonal sketch of the biblical Hebrew clause

Verbal Conjugations in the Aramaic Text of the Words of Aḥiqar (6-th cent. B.C.)

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