Die These der sogenannten ‘Konsekutivtempora’ im klassischen Althebraisch
Eine kritische Uberprufung
by Desiree Zecha
Paperback (Published)
(July 2024)
ISBN: 9783161631931
9.09 x 6.06 inches
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Desiree Zecha deals with the thesis that there are verbal forms in ancient Hebrew which describe a logical or chronological sequence (the “tempora consecutive” wayyiqtol and weqatal). In addition to examining the history of research from the late Middle Ages onwards, these verbal forms in Genesis to Kings are analyzed in relation to this thesis.
Desiree Zecha uberpruft die weit verbreitete These, die hinter dem Begriff des sogenannten “Waw consecutivum” im klassischen Althebraisch steht, und nimmt damit einen zentralen Aspekt der althebraischen Grammatik in den Blick. Sie untersucht die Ursprunge verschiedener Erklarungsansatze seit dem spaten Mittelalter und die Verbreitung der klassischen These der sogenannten “Konsekutivtempora”, also der Verbindung der Verbform mit einer inharenten “Folgebedeutung”. Auf der Basis der Analyse der Verbformen in den Buchern Genesis bis Konige wird gezeigt, dass Begriff und Inhalt der Rede von den “Konsekutivtempora” auf alten, mittlerweile uberkommenen sprachhistorischen Annahmen beruhen und somit zu modifizieren sind.
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