Resumen de Conjunctions, clines and levels of discourse
Stanley E. Porter, Matthew Brook O'Donnel
Conjunctions have proved to be a recurring problem for Greek analysis. They are usually treated on the same level of analysis, as if they presented a single set of discrete choices. However, the use of conjunctions in Greek provides two horizontal clines of conjunctive meaning�continuity-discontinuity and logical-semantic significance�and are selected according to a vertical cline of discourse. This paper explores a basic framework for analysis of conjunctions in the light of these axes.
