Advances in ancient Greek linguistics
Información General
- Autores: Jesús de la Villa (coord.), Araceli Striano (coord.), Rodrigo Verano Liaño (coord.)
- Editores: Walter de Gruyter GmbH
- Año de publicación: 2025
- Colecciones: Trends in Classics – Greek and Latin Linguistics, 5
- País: Alemania
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9783111648644, 9783111633619
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DOI- Citas a capítulos: 2 Citas
Listado de artículos
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Part I. History of the Greek Language, Phonetics, Morphology
págs. 3-31
Open questions in ancient Greek phonology: Some new evidence from enclitics
págs. 33-63
Post-nasal deaspiration in ancient Greek: Mirage or reality?
págs. 65-79
Greek verbs in -βω: A survey
págs. 81-92
págs. 93-106
págs. 107-126
Σκορακίζω: ‘Curse (by saying ἐζ κόρακαζ)’. About delocutive derivation in ancient Greek and performative
págs. 127-143
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Part II. Lexicon, Semantics
Nature-based metaphors as body-part terms in ancient Greek: On καρπόζ ‘wrist’ and ἀστράγαλοζ ‘ankle(bone)’
págs. 147-158
Grammaticalization of adverbs in ancient Greek: The case of Homeric μάλα
págs. 159-178
Smells like metonymy: Homeric κνίση ‘steam, savor (of a burnt sacrifice)’ and ‘caul fat’, with an excursus on κνισόζ ‘having an unwanted smell or taste (as a result of overheating)’
págs. 179-194
Cultural reconstruction through linguistic analysis: The case of AG ταρχύω and ταριχ∊ύω
págs. 195-210
págs. 211-223
págs. 225-244
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Part III. Syntax 1: Clause
págs. 247-259
págs. 261-277
On a double case construction in ancient Greek: The whole-part construction in Homeric Greek
págs. 279-295
Taking stock of Greek support-verb constructions: Synchronic and diachronic variability in the documentary papyri
págs. 297-313
Hyperbaton in Herodotus: A functional discourse grammar perspective
págs. 315-333
págs. 335-349
Case attraction in infinitive clauses: A distributive account
págs. 351-369
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Part IV. Syntax 2: Verb and Modality
Dangling between diachrony, register and Atticism: A language ecology approach to modal morphosyntax in post-classical Greek
págs. 373-387
págs. 389-408
The preverb ἀντι- in ancient Greek: From space to reciprocity
págs. 409-431
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Part V. Syntax 3: Coordination and Subordination
págs. 435-450
On the oblique optative in Ionic and Attic prose completive sentences with ὥζ and ὅτι: Remarks towards a comparative study
págs. 451-466
Relativization of syntactic and semantic functions in Classical Greek: A case study based on Sophocles’ Heptad
págs. 467-482
págs. 483-498
βούλ∊ι/-∊σθ∊, θέλ∊ιζ/-∊τ∊ plus subjunctive in Classical Greek: Subordination or coordination?
págs. 499-514
Relative clauses in Septuagint Greek: Some preliminary remarks
págs. 515-534
págs. 535-552
págs. 553-568
The mixed pattern and the other conjunctive strategies in Herodotus’ Greek: An analysis from a typological perspective
págs. 569-586
Participle constructions in post-classical Greek: The example of the “Confessions” of Asia Minor
págs. 587-606
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Part VI. Pragmatics and Discourse
Caesurae, cola, and discourse acts: A functional discourse grammar approach to Homeric colometry
págs. 609-626
págs. 627-640
The pragmatics of rhetorical questions in Sophocles’ tragedies: An analysis of Antigone and Electra
págs. 641-658
Verbal impoliteness in Greek oratory: The case of οὗτοζ
págs. 659-670
From disjunct to connective: The particle οὖν in Herodotus’ Histories and its association with anaphoric elements
págs. 671-682
On the use of the interjection ὦ in the dialogues of the Odyssey: An analysis of (ὦ) γέρον, (ὦ) γύναι, and (ὦ) ξ∊ῖν∊
págs. 683-700
Structure and function in catalogic discourse: The case of Iliadic Androktasíai
págs. 701-718
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Part VII. Digital Research
págs. 721-736
Formulaic networks as prototypical categories: Combining the Ancient Greek Dependency Treebank with the Ancient Greek WordNet for a pilot study on the Iliad
págs. 737-758
Linguistic complexity in ancient Greek: Sentence complexity and digital treebanks
págs. 759-776
págs. 777-794
págs. 795-812
págs. 813-828
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