دانلود کتاب The Adnominal Genitive in the Pauline Corpus (Studies in Biblical Greek, 19)

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Cover\nCover2\nTable of Contents\nPreface\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\n The Adnominal Genitive\n Ongoing Debate\n A State of Dissatisfaction\n Defining the Goal\n Ablative and Genitive\n Basic Meaning\n Ablatival\n Possessive\n Restrictive\n Adjectival\n Definitional\n Nature of the Genitive\n Appurtenance\n Concatenation\n Adnominal Construction\n Propagation of Meanings\n Ambiguity\n Method\n Basic Tools\n Bibliography\nChapter One The Pauline Corpus as a Model\n Distinctive Style\n Extensive Use of the Genitive\n Frequent Genitive Clusters\n Wide Range of Meanings\n The Need for Careful Exegesis\n Paul’s Use of the Genitive Is Typical\n Bibliography\nChapter Two The Genitive in New Testament Grammars\n G. B. Winer\n A. Buttmann\n S. G. Green\n J. H. Moulton\n A. T. Robertson\n H. E. Dana and J. R. Mantey\n F. Blass and A. Debrunner\n M. Zerwick\n C. F. D. Moule\n Nigel Turner\n J. A. Brooks and C. L. Winbery\n S. E. Porter\n R. A. Young\n D. B. Wallace\n Conclusion\n Cumulative Outline of Usage\n Principles for Interpretation\n Bibliography\nChapter Three The Semantics of Adnominal Genitives\n Short History of Linguistic Theory\n Rationalistic\n Comparative-Historical\n Structuralist\n Transformational-Generative\n From Dictionary to Meaning\n Lexical\n Grammatical\n Syntactical\n Semantic\n The Genitive in the Era of Semantics\n William L. Wonderly\n Harold K. Moulton\n Nida and Taber\n Beekman and Callow\n J. P. Louw\n Conclusion\n Bibliography\nChapter Four Adnominal Two-Word Genitive Constructions\n Introduction\n Adnominal Genitive Meanings\n Genitive of Definition\n Possessive Genitive\n Genitive of Relationship\n Genitive of Identification\n Genitive of Location\n Genitive of Association\n Genitive of Accordance\n Ascription-Recipient Genitive (Ascribed-to Genitive)\n Appositive (Epexegetic) Genitive\n Adjectival Genitive\n Descriptive Genitive\n Qualitative Genitive\n Hebrew Genitive\n Attributed Genitive\n Genitive of Manner\n Objective Genitive\n Pure (Accusative) Objective Genitive\n Genitive of Advantage\n Genitive of Destination\n Genitive of Reference\n Genitive of Derivation\n Superlative Genitive\n Subjective Genitive\n Genitive of Source\n Genitive of Origin\n Genitive of Authorship\n Genitive of Cause\n Instrumental Genitive\n Genitive of Resemblance\n Ablatival Genitive\n Genitive of Separation\n The Partitive Genitive\n Genitive of Comparison\n Conclusion\n Bibliography\nChapter Five Adnominal Three-Word Genitive Constructions\n The Grammatical Aspect\n Structural Elements\n Three-Word Genitives Connected by καί\n The Semantic Aspect\n Sentence Approach\n Subject-Predicate Approach\n Inter-relational Approach\n Meanings of the Three-Word Genitive\n Cumulative Genitive\n Adjectival Genitive\n Multivalent Functions of the Middle Word\n Appendix: List of Three-Word Genitive Constructions\n Bibliography\nChapter Six Adnominal Four-Word Genitive Constructions\n Structural Elements\n Pure Nouns\n Pronoun Involved\n Four-Word Genitives Connected by καί\n Titus 2:13\n The OT Roots of Paul’s Genitive Clusters\n Meanings of the Four-Word Genitive\n Cumulative Genitive\n Epexegetical Genitive\n Adjectival Genitive\n List of Four-, Five-, and Six-Word Genitives\n List of Four-Word Genitives in Paul\n List of Four-Word Genitives in the NT\n Bibliography\nChapter Seven Interpretive Principles\n Syntactical Aspects of the Genitive\n The Article\n Article as Substantive\n Emphatic Position of the Nomen Rectum\n Article + Articleg + Ng + N\n Article + Ng + N\n Article + Ng (Pronoun) + N\n Ng (Pronoun) + Article + N\n Ng+ N\n Ng (Pronoun) + N\n Article + Ng + N\n Prepositions\n Conjunctions in Genitive Constructions\n Exegetical Principles for Genitive Interpretation\n Relationships Between Substantives\n Figures of Speech\n Verbal Head Nouns\n Immediate Context\n Wider Context\n Same Wording but Different Meanings\n Parallel Genitive Expressions\n Different Passages by the Same Author\n Genitive and Non-genitive Expressions\n Authorial Usage\n Beneath the Surface\n Septuagintal Influence\n Contemporary Texts\n Genitive in Concatenation\n History of Interpretation\n Interpretive Principles\n Syntactical Categories to Add\n Multivalence of the Middle Word\n The Four-Word Genitive\n Additional Categories for the Four-Word Genitive\n Conclusion\n Bibliography\nChapter Eight Conclusion\n Summaries\n Problematic Genitive Interpretation\n Method\n Traditional Grammars\n Semantics and Structuralism\n Transformational Grammar\n Levels of Investigation\n Meaning\n Categorization\n Genitives in Concatenation\n Criteria for Genitive Interpretation\n Challenges and Contributions\n Confirmation of Existing Meanings\n Designation of New Meanings\n Concatenate Genitive Constructions\n Bibliography\nIndex\nSeries index