00996cam0-2200337---450-99000580663040332120160608103038.00-415-00310-5000580663FED01000580663(Aleph)000580663FED0100058066319990604d1988----km-y0itay50------baengGBa-------001yy<<An >>historic tonguestudies in english linguistics in memory of Barbara Strangedited by Graham Nixon and John HoneyLondon and New YorkRoutledge1988XIV, 247 p.ill.21 cmLingua inglese42022itaNixon,GrahamHoney,John<1902-1973>Strang,Barbara<1925-1982>ITUNINARICAUNIMARCBK990005806630403321420 NIX 1Dip.f.m.5135FLFBCFLFBCHISTORIC tongue568518UNINA03211oam 2200577I 450 991063407070332120190826145055.0978900431048310.1163/9789004310483(CKB)25648795800041(oapen)https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/26750(OCoLC)945435648(ScCtBLL)fb6f1b58-0501-49da-8a09-8546b094d510(OCoLC)947282924(nllekb)BRILL9789004310483(OCoLC)1011613871(ScCtBLL)c645c561-8062-4363-af33-4e352bbfa617(Perlego)2330149(oapen)doab27471(oapen)doab26750(EXLCZ)992564879580004120160314d2016 uy 0engurmn|---annantxtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierTense and text in classical Arabic a discourse-oriented study of the classical Arabic tense system /by Michal MarmorsteinBrill2018Leiden ;Boston :Brill,[2016]1 electronic resource (272 p.)Studies in Semitic languages and linguistics,0081-8461 ;v. 85Includes bibliographical references (p. 241-252) and index.Front Matter -- Introduction -- The Verb in Arabic Grammatical Tradition -- The Verb in Arabistic Literature -- The Structure of Context -- The Verbal Inventory -- The Syntagmatic Structure of the Clause -- The Verbal Paradigm in Embedded Clauses -- The Predicative Paradigm -- The Verbal Paradigm in the Dialogue -- The Verbal Paradigm in the Narrative -- The Verbal Paradigm in the Generic Utterance -- Conclusions -- References -- Index.In Tense and Text in Classical Arabic , Michal Marmorstein presents a new discourse-oriented analysis of the indicative tense system in Classical Arabic. Critical of commonly held assumptions regarding the binary structure of the tense system and the perfect-imperfect asymmetry, the author redefines the discussion by analysing the extended syntactic and textual environments in which the paradigm of the indicative forms is used.The study shows that the function of Classical Arabic tenses is determined by the interaction of their inherent grammatical meaning and the overall dialogic, narrative, or generic contexts in which they occur. It also demonstrates the particularizing effect of context, so that temporal and aspectual meanings are always more nuanced, delicate, and pragmatically motivated in actual discourse.Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics85.Arabic languageTenseArabic languageVerbArabic languageTensefastArabic languageVerbfastArabic languageTense.Arabic languageVerb.Arabic languageTense.Arabic languageVerb.492.7/562Marmorstein Michal916545NL-LeKBNL-LeKB9910634070703321Tense and text in classical Arabic2054584UNINA