Grammatical and Exegetical Study of New Testament Verbs of Transference
This study continues the adaptation of the method of Case Frame analysis for the investigation of the Greek text of the New Testament. Case Frame analysis distinguishes the words of a language into two categories, predicators [words that require completion by other words for their correct grammatical use] and non-predicators [words that do not require such completion], and provides rigorous procedures for describing the syntactic, semantic, and lexical requirements that predicators impose on...
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This study continues the adaptation of the method of Case Frame analysis for the investigation of the Greek text of the New Testament.
Preface xAbbreviations xiiChapter 1 Introduction to Case Frame Analysis and Description 11 Presuppositions and Concepts of the Method 12 Syntactic Analysis and Description 33 Semantic Analysis and Description 44 Lexical Analysis and Description 115 Complement Omission and Retrieval 136 Application of the Case Frame Method 18Chapter 2 Usage, Event, and Semantic Features 191 The Conceptualization of Events 192 The Further Description of Usages: Usage Features 213 The Derivation of Events: Event Features 324 The Semantic Feature $$ Animate 365 Case Frame Lexicon and Parsing Guide Entries 446 Presentation of the Study 47Chapter 3 Transference: Active Usages 491 The Characteristics of Verbs with Active Usages of Transference 492 Usage #1: Transference to a Goal (Pri. Act. + Imp.) 513 Usage #2: Transference to a Goal (Pri. Act. -Imp.) 584 Usage #3: Transference from a Source (Pri. Act. + Imp.) 615 Usage #4: Transference Terminating in a Locative (Pri. Act. + Imp.) 626 Usage #5: Transference Terminating in a Locative (Pri. Act. -Imp.) 637 Usage #6: Transference from a Source (Sec. Act. + Imp.) 648 Usage #7: Transference from a Source (Sec. Act. - Imp.) 659 Usage #8: Transference to a Goal (Sec. Act. + Imp.) 6610 Extension of the $$ Animate Distributional Rule 6711 The Feature Model Description of Usages 68Chapter 4 Transference: Middle Usages 731 The Characteristics of Verbs with Middle Usages of Transference 732 Usage #9: Transference to a Goal (Pri. Mid. + Imp.) 773 Usage #10: Transference from a Source (Pri. Mid. +Imp.) 794 Usage #11:Transference Terminating in a Locative (Pri. Mid. + Imp.) 805 The Feature Model Description of Usages 81Chapter 5 Transference/Motion: Passive Usages 841 The Characteristics of Verbs with Passive Usages of Transference 862 The Characteristics of Verbs with Passive Usages of Motion and State 873 Usage #12: Transference to a Goal (Pri. Pass. + Imp.) / Usage #19: Motion to a Goal (Sec. Pass. + Imp.) 904 Usage #13: Transference to a Goal (Pri. Pass. + Imp.) / Usage #20: Motion to a Goal (Sec. Pass. + Imp.) 945 Usage #14: Transference from a Source (Pri. Pass. + Imp.) / Usage #21: Motion from a Source (Pri. Pass. + Imp.) 956 Usage #15: Transference Terminating in a Locative (Pri. Pass. +Imp.) / Usage #22: State (Ter. Pass.) 967 Usage #16: Transference Terminating in a Locative (Pri. Pass. -Imp.) / Usage #22: State (Ter. Pass.) 988 Usage #17: Transference from a Source (Sec. Pass. + Imp.) / Usage #21: Motion from a Source (Pri. Pass. + Imp.) 999 Usage #18: Transference to a Goal (Sec. Pass. + Imp.) / Usage #19: Motion to a Goal (Sec. Pass. + Imp.) 10010 Usage #12: Transference to a Goal (Pri. Pass. +Imp.) / Usage #21: Motion from a Source (Pri. Pass. + Imp.) 10111 Usage #22: State (Ter. Pass.) 10412 Extension of the $$ Animate Distributional Rule 10513 Conventions for Combined Entries for Verbs with Linked Usages 10614 The Feature Model Description of Usages 109Chapter 6 Motion and Relative Motion: Active Usages 1111 The Characteristics of Verbs with Active Usages of Motion 1112 The Characteristics of $$ with Active Usages of Relative Motion 1123 Usage #23: Motion to a Goal (Pri. Act. +Imp.) 1144 Usage #24: Motion to a Goal (Pri. Act. - Imp.) 1155 Usage #25: Motion from a Source (Sec. Act. +Imp.) 1166 Usage #26: Motion from a Source (Sec. Act. -Imp.) 1177 Usage #27: Motion from a Source (Ter. Act. +Imp.) 1188 Usage #28: Motion from a Source (Ter. Act. -Imp.) 1199 Usage #29: Relative Motion to a Goal (Pri. Act. + Imp.) 12010 Usage #30: Relative Motion from a Source (Ter. Act. + Imp.) 12111 Extension of the $$ Animate Distributional Rule 12212 The Feature Model Description of Usages 123Chapter 7 Effect and Its Derivative Events: All Usages 1241 The Characteristics of Verbs with Usages of Effect 1242 The Characteristics of Verbs with Usages of Events Derived from Effect 1293 Usage #31: Effect (Act. +Imp.) 1324 Usage #32: Effect (Act. -Imp.) 1345 Usage #33: Effect (Mid. + Imp.) 1356 Usage #34: Effect (Pass. + Imp.) 1367 Usage #35: Conventional Idiomatic Effect (Act. + Imp.) 1378 Usage #36: Topicalization (Act. + Imp.) 1379 Usage #37: Separation (Act. - Imp.) 13810 Usage #38: Benefaction (Mid. + Imp.) 13911 Extension of the $$ Animate Distributional Rule 14112 Conventions for Combined Entries for Linked Active/Passive Usages 14113 The Feature Model Description of Usages 142Chapter 8 Composite Events: All Usages 1441 The Characteristics of Verbs with Usages of Composite Events 1442 Usage #39: Delegation to a Goal (Pri. Act. + Imp.) 1513 Usage #40: Delegation to a Goal (Pri. Mid. + Imp.) 1534 Usage #41: Addition to a Goal (Pri. Mid. + Imp.) 1545 Usage #42: Disposition (Act. + Imp.) 1556 Usage #43: Commission (Act. - Imp.) 1587 Usage #44: Decision (Act. + Imp.) 1598 Usage #45: Decision (Mid. + Imp.) 1609 Extension of the $$ Animate Distributional Rule 16010 The Feature Model Description of Usages 161Chapter 9 Implications, Applications, and Conclusion 1621 Usage Features 1622 Event Features 1653 The Semantic Feature $$ Animate 1664 The Case Frame Lexicon and Parsing Guide 1685 Generalized Valence Descriptions of Usages 1706 Conclusion 172Chapter 10 Case Frame Lexicon and Parsing Guide 174Appendices 209A Definitions: Thematic Roles 209B The Feature Model Description of Usages of Verbs in Set 1 210C The Feature Model Description of Usages of Verbs in Set 2 211D The Feature Model Description of Usages of Verbs in Set 3 211Bibliography 213Index of References 217Index of Subjects 232Index of Authors 244
