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E-grāmata: Syntactic and Semantic Variation in Copular Sentences: Insights from Classical Hebrew

(University of the Free State)
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This book presents a novel account of syntactic and semantic variation in copular and existential sentences in Classical Hebrew. Like many languages, the system of Classical Hebrew copular sentences is quite complex, containing zero, pronominal, and verbal forms as well as eventive and inchoative semantics. Approaching this subject from the framework of Distributed Morphology provides an elegant and comprehensive explanation for both the syntactic and semantic variation in these sentences. This book also presents a theoretical model for analyzing copular sentences in other languages included related phenomena– such as pseudo-copulas. It is also a demonstration of what can be gained by applying modern linguistic analyses to dead languages. Citing and building off previous studies on this topic, this book will be of interest to those interested in the theoretical examination of copular and existential sentences and to those interested in Classical Hebrew more specifically.
Abbreviations vii
A note on Hebrew transcription xi
Acknowledgements xiii
Preface: Syntactic and semantic variation in copular sentences: Insights from Classical Hebrew xv
Chapter 1 Introduction
3(8)
Chapter 2 Non-verbal predication in cross-linguistic and theoretical perspective
11(28)
2.1 Theories of non-verbal predication
11(10)
2.2 The role of the copula
21(5)
2.3 Predicate types and the challenge of lexical categorization
26(13)
Chapter 3 Non-verbal predication in Classical Hebrew
39(18)
3.1 Verbless clauses
39(5)
3.2 Hyh clauses
44(10)
3.3 PRON
54(3)
Chapter 4 A theory of syntactic and semantic variation in copular sentences with insights from the system of Classical Hebrew
57(38)
4.1 An introduction to Distributed Morphology and its relevance to copular constructions
57(2)
4.2 Syntax
59(19)
4.3 Semantics
78(17)
Chapter 5 The copula in the left-periphery
95(14)
Chapter 6 Existentials in Classical Hebrew
109(34)
6.1 The existential/predicational distinction
110(1)
6.2 The semantics of existential sentences
111(5)
6.3 The syntax of existential sentences
116(3)
6.4 The shape of existentials in Classical Hebrew
119(13)
6.5 Diachronic change in ancient Hebrew existentials
132(4)
6.6 Predicative possession in Classical Hebrew
136(7)
Chapter 7 Conclusions and a way forward for analyzing copular and existential sentences
143(4)
References 147(12)
Index 159