دانلود کتاب Modeling Biblical Language: Selected Papers from the McMaster Divinity College Linguistics Circle

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Modeling Biblical Language: An Introduction, Stanley E. Porter, Gregory P. Fewster, and Christopher D. Land I. Modeling Language 1. Systemic Functional Linguistics and the Greek Language: The Need for Further Modeling, Stanley E. Porter 2. Aspect and Aktionsart Once Again, Francis G. H. Pang 3. Relative Temporal Ordering: Discourse Temporality in the Greek of the New Testament, Jeffrey Reber II. Modeling the Languages of the Hebrew Bible 4. Appraisal Theory and the Ideology of Judges 6, Mary L. Conway 5. Sam(p)son’s Advent: Comparative Discourse Analysis of Judges 13 in Hebrew and Greek, Anthony Pyles 6. Yahweh as Shepherd-King in Ezekiel 34: A Linguistic-Literary Analysis of Metaphors of Shepherding, Beth M. Stovell II. Modeling the Language of the Greek New Testament 7. Jesus before Pilate: A Discourse Analysis of John 18:33–38, Christopher D. Land 8. Towards a Model of Functional Monosemy: A Study of Creation Language in Romans, Gregory P. Fewster 9. An Intertextual Discourse Analysis of Romans 9:30–10:13, Xiaxia E. Xue 10. Reconsidering the Meaning and Translation of Πνευματικός and Πνεῦμα in the Discourse Context of 1 Corinthians 12–14, Hughson T. Ong 11. Metaphor Analysis with Some Help from Corpus Linguistics: Contextualizing ‘Root’ Metaphors in Colossians and Ephesians, Gregory P. Fewster 12. Language as Negotiation: A Functional Linguistic Model for Ideological Criticism with Application to James 2:1–13, Zachary K. Dawson 13. Meaning in Bulk: The Greek Clause Complex and 1 Peter 1:3–12, Benjamin B. Hunt