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the Special Grammar of Traditional Literature: Studies Building Upon Albert Lord's Grammar: Orality & Literacy in Ancient World XV: 515

Name: the Special Grammar of Traditional Literature: Studies Building Upon Albert Lord's Grammar: Orality & Literacy in Ancient World XV: 515
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Bol The volume demonstrates how useful Lord’s term “special grammar” can be when applied to various literatures, including Homeric epic, ancient Egyptian literature, biblical literature, Latin classics, and Serbo-Croatian epic. Lord’s intuition about “special grammar” is also confirmed by careful comparison to contemporary cognitive-linguistic approaches, including Cognitive Linguistic, Conversation Analysis, Chaos Theory, Construction Grammar, Distributional Semantics, Dialogic Syntax, and Conceptual Metaphor Theory. The chapters provide new insights on how special grammar relates to word selection, formulas, and larger “literary” structures in Homer as well as linguistic register, alphabetic acrostic poems, ring composition, and alliteration in other traditional literatures.

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The volume demonstrates how useful Lord’s term “special grammar” can be when applied to various literatures, including Homeric epic, ancient Egyptian literature, biblical literature, Latin classics, and Serbo-Croatian epic. Lord’s intuition about “special grammar” is also confirmed by careful comparison to contemporary cognitive-linguistic approaches, including Cognitive Linguistic, Conversation Analysis, Chaos Theory, Construction Grammar, Distributional Semantics, Dialogic Syntax, and Conceptual Metaphor Theory. The chapters provide new insights on how special grammar relates to word selection, formulas, and larger “literary” structures in Homer as well as linguistic register, alphabetic acrostic poems, ring composition, and alliteration in other traditional literatures.

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