An Essay on Middle Issues of Ancient Greek Some Answers to Constantine Campbell in Defense of Carl W. Conrad

The article discusses the nature of Biblical Greek linguistics from the classic to the modern semantics to answer the questions posed by New Testament professor Constantine Campbell on lexical semantics and lexicography, deponency and the middle voice and Aktionsart and teaching and learning Greek....

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Published in:Asian journal of pentecostal studies
Main Author: Yoshihara, Hirokatsu (Author)
Format: Print Article
Language:English
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Published: Sem. [2017]
In: Asian journal of pentecostal studies
IxTheo Classification:HC New Testament
Further subjects:B BIBLICAL Greek language
B Conrad Carl
B Semantics
B Campbell Constantine
B Bible Language style
Parallel Edition:Non-electronic
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Summary:The article discusses the nature of Biblical Greek linguistics from the classic to the modern semantics to answer the questions posed by New Testament professor Constantine Campbell on lexical semantics and lexicography, deponency and the middle voice and Aktionsart and teaching and learning Greek. It also evaluates Carl Conrad's position that the Ancient Greek did not fully grammaticalize the passive semantic. Also analyzed are the semantic relations among the active, middle and passive.
ISSN:0118-8534
Contains:Enthalten in: Asian journal of pentecostal studies