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Online First articles are the published Version of Record, made available as soon as they are finalized and formatted. They are in general accessible to current subscribers, until they have been included in an issue, which is accessible to subscribers to the relevant volume
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Kritik über Walker (2022): Wilhelm von Humboldt and Transcultural Communication in a Multicultural World: Translating Humanity
Author(s): Cord-Friedrich BerghahnAvailable online: 18 March 2024More Less
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Anachronistic bias in the study of Arabic grammatical tradition
Author(s): Almog KasherAvailable online: 04 March 2024More LessAbstractOne of the most obscure and most frequently commented on texts in Arabic grammatical tradition is the opening formulation in its earliest extant book, Sībawayhi’s al-Kitāb, concerning the tripartite division of parts of speech. For the third part of speech, the particle, around which the present article revolves, Sībawayhi uses a complex term, whose head is ḥarf, a term which is commonly used by itself by later grammarians for this part of speech. This article revisits the question of whether the term ḥarf by itself denotes “particle” in al-Kitāb, alongside the denotation “word”. Following Weiss’ article, published more than a hundred years ago, it will be argued that ḥarf does not denote “particle” in al-Kitāb, though occurrences thereof may refer to particles, and that scholars who ascribe the later denotation “particle” to ḥarf in al-Kitāb do so due to an anachronistic bias.
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Kritik über McElvenny (2023): The Limits of Structuralism. Forgotten Texts in the History of Modern Linguistics
Author(s): Clemens KnoblochAvailable online: 01 February 2024More Less
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Review of Rundle (2022): The Routledge Handbook of Translation History
Available online: 12 January 2024More Less
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Strukturalismus und kein Ende? *
Author(s): Jörn AlbrechtAvailable online: 09 January 2024More Less
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