Subject and predicate in the thinking of the arabic philologists
The sine qua non of human speech is the sentence, whose function it is to express a "complete ascriptive linkage" (nisha tāmma) between two terms, a subject-term and a predicate-term. The sentence structure itself is made up of two fundamentally different parts: a subject-expression and a...
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American Oriental Society
[Oct. - Dec., 1985]
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JAOS
Year: 1985, Volume: 105, Issue: 4, Pages: 605-622 |
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Hebrew language
B Semitic studies B Arabic language |
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