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- From: Peter Kirk <peterkirk AT qaya.org>
- To: pennerkm AT mcmaster.ca
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- Subject: Re: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive
- Date: Tue, 24 May 2005 15:39:13 +0100
On 24/05/2005 15:19, Ken Penner wrote:
That's the book I thought you were referring to. Sorry.Sorry, my mistake. I thought that Driver was writing in the 1930s.
I would guess you are thinking of a different "Driver", G. R. Driver wrote
_Problems of the Hebrew Verbal System_ in 1936.
Did Driver use the word "aspect" as early as 1874?
No, the earliest use of the word "aspect" I know of for Hebrew was Kennedy's
1879 translation of Ewald: "But the simplest distinction of time in an
action is, that the speaker first of all merely separates between the two
grand and opposite aspects under which every conceivable action may be
regarded" (1). Where Kennedy has "aspects" Ewald (1870) had "unterscheide."
It was Rodiger who imported Ewald's terms "imperfect" and "perfect" into his
revision of Gesenius' grammar.
Thank you.
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Re: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive,
Peter Kirk, 05/24/2005
- RE: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive, Ken Penner, 05/24/2005
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re[2]: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive, Vadim Cherny, 05/24/2005
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Re: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive,
Peter Kirk, 05/24/2005
- RE: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive, Ken Penner, 05/24/2005
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Re: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive,
Peter Kirk, 05/24/2005
- Re: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive, Kirk Lowery, 05/24/2005
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RE: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive,
Dr. Dale M. Wheeler, 05/24/2005
- RE: [b-hebrew] The mystery of vav-consecutive, Ken Penner, 05/24/2005
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