توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب Verbal Aspect Theory and the Prohibitions in the Greek New Testament (Studies in Biblical Greek)
نام کتاب : Verbal Aspect Theory and the Prohibitions in the Greek New Testament (Studies in Biblical Greek)
عنوان ترجمه شده به فارسی : نظریه جنبه کلامی و ممنوعیت ها در عهد جدید یونانی (مطالعات به زبان یونانی کتاب مقدس)
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نویسندگان : Douglas S. Huffman
ناشر : Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers
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تعداد صفحات : 598
ISBN (شابک) : 9781433123580 , 1433123584
زبان کتاب : English
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حجم کتاب : 6 مگابایت
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Cover\nCONTENTS\nLIST OF TABLES xi\nEDITOR’S PREFACE xv\nAUTHOR’S PREFACE xvii\nABBREVIATIONS xxiii\nPART 1: THE GREAT PROHIBITION DEBATE\n INTRODUCTION TO PART 1—Understanding Prohibitions 3\n CHAPTER 1—The Aktionsart View of Greek Prohibitions:“Stop doing that.” vs. “Do not start that.” 7\n 1.1 A Brief History of the General Aktionsart Verbal Theory 7\n 1.2 Various Aktionsart Understandings of Greek Prohibitions 14\n 1.3 Initial Conclusions about Aktionsart on Prohibitions 29\n CHAPTER 2—The Failures of the Aktionsart View:Verb Tense-Forms ≠ Kind of Action 31\n 2.1 Contextual Incongruence 35\n 2.2 Unparallel Synoptic Parallels 43\n 2.3 Contextual Grammatical Interchanges 50\n 2.4 Conclusion on the Failures of the Aktionsart View 56\n CHAPTER 3—Verbal Aspect Theory & Greek Prohibitions:“Do not be doing that.” vs. “Do not do that.” 59\n 3.1 A Brief History of General Verbal Aspect Theory 61\n 3.2 Various Aspectual Understandings of Greek Prohibitions 74\n 3.3 Initial Conclusions about Verbal Aspect on Prohibitions 103\n CHAPTER 4—The Successes of a Verbal Aspect View:Verb Tense-Forms ≈ Author’s Perspective 105\n 4.1 Contextual Congruence 105\n 4.2 Unparallel Synoptic Parallels 107\n 4.3 Contextual Grammatical Interchanges 112\n 4.4 Conclusion on the Success of the Verbal Aspect View 116\nPART 2: ALL THE PROHIBITIONS IN THE GREEK NEW TESTAMENT\n INTRODUCTION TO PART 2—Lots of Ways to Say, “Don’t do that.” 123\n CHAPTER 5—The Negated Present Tense Prohibitions 131\n 5.1 The Negated Present Imperative: “Do not be doing that.” 133\n 5.2 An Assessment of the Negated Present Constructions 171\n CHAPTER 6—The Negated Aorist Tense Prohibitions 173\n 6.1 The Negated Aorist Subjunctive: “Do not do that.” 175\n 6.2 The Negated Aorist Imperative: “He must not do that.” 196\n 6.3 An Assessment of the Negated Aorist Constructions 199\n CHAPTER 7—Prohibitions Using Other Negated Verb Constructions 201\n 7.1 The Negated Future Indicative: “You shall not do that.” 202\n 7.2 The Negated Hortatory Subjunctive: “Let us not do that.” 206\n 7.3 The Negated Optative: “May it not be!” 209\n 7.4 The Negated Infinitive: “I am telling you not to do that.” 212\n 7.5 The Negated Participle: “... not doing that.” 229\n CHAPTER 8—Prohibitions Using Negated DependentClause Constructions 243\n 8.1 Negated Object Clauses: “... that you not do that.” 243\n 8.2 Negated Final Clauses:“... in order that you not do that.” 259\n CHAPTER 9—Lexical Prohibitions: “Refrain from that.” 283\n 9.1 Prohibitions Using Lexically Negated Imperative Verbs 285\n 9.2 Lexically Negated Terms in Other Prohibitory Contexts 294\n 9.3 Lexical Prohibitions in Indirect Discourse 303\n 9.4 Lexical Reports of Prohibitions 308\n 9.5 Lexically Implied Indirect Discourse Prohibitions 317\n CHAPTER 10—Prohibitory Emulation Statements:“We do not do that.” 323\n 10.1 Negated Statements of Lawfulness or Obligation 324\n 10.2 Negated Verbs of Will or Desire 332\n 10.3 Other Prohibitory Emulation Statements 334\n 10.4 Prohibition Reports Using Negated Verbs of Permission 346\n CHAPTER 11—Prohibitory Questions: “Why are you doing that?” 349\n CHAPTER 12—Warnings & Promises as Prohibitions:“Those who do that will be punished.” 381\n 12.1 Prohibitory Woes 382\n 12.2 Prohibitory Warnings 391\n 12.3 Prohibitory Promises 431\n CHAPTER 13—Other Negative Expressions as Prohibitions:“No, don’t!” 435\n 13.1 Negatives Dependent upon Earlier Prohibitions 435\n 13.2 Miscellaneous Negated Adverbial Phrases 440\n 13.3 Miscellaneous Negated Complements 448\n 13.4 Miscellaneous Prohibitory Exclamations 454\n CHAPTER 14—Conclusion: Summary & Prospects 465\n 14.1 Summary of Findings 465\n 14.2 Prospects for Future Research 467\n 14.3 A Final Word 474\nAPPENDIX A—Tracing Aktionsart Views of Prohibitions 475\nAPPENDIX B—Comparing Verbal Aspect Models 511\nAPPENDIX C—Guidelines for Counting NT Prohibitions 517\nAPPENDIX D—All the Perfect Imperatives in Biblical Greek 519\nBIBLIOGRAPHY 525\nSCRIPTURE INDEX 543\nAUTHOR INDEX 567