A Case Frame Grammar and Lexicon for the Book of Revelation

Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Part I The Method of Analysis and Description
	1 Case Frame Analysis and Description
		1. Presuppositions and Concepts of Case Frame Analysis
		2. Syntactic Analysis and Description
		3. Semantic Analysis and Description
		4. Lexical Analysis and Description
		5. Required Complement Omission
		6. Applications of the Case Frame Method
	2 Events, Event Features, and Non-Events
		1. Events and Non-Events
		2. The Twenty-Three Events Grammaticalized in the Text of Revelation
		3. Base and Alternate Configurations of Event Entities: Event Features
		4. Event Feature: Entity Incorporation
		5. Event Feature: Entity Reinterpretation
		6. Event Feature: Entity Bifurcation
		7. The Three Non-Events Grammaticalized in the Text of Revelation
		8. Event and Non-Event Configurations
		9. Applications of Events, Event Features, and Non-Events
	3 Usages and Usage Features
		1. Usages and Their Conceptualization
		2. Usage Features for the Events of Transference and Delegation
		3. Usage Features for the Event of Motion: Part 1
		4. Usage Features for the Event of Motion: Part 2
		5. Usage Feature for the Event of Location
		6. Usage Features for the Event of Communication
		7. Usage Features for the Event of Experience
		8. Usage Features for Events Containing a Patient Entity
		9. Applications of Usages and Usage Features
	4 The Further Specification of Valence Descriptions
		1. Semantic Feature: ±Animate
		2. Semantic Feature: ±Response
		3. Licensing Alignment: Λέγω Melding
		4. Redundant Complements
		5. Indeclinable Greek Noun Phrases
		6. Polysemous Occurrences
		7. Applications of the Further Specifications
Part II Usages and Predicators
	5 Usages of Events with a Theme (Θ), Experiencer (E), or Occurrence (O)
		1. Usages of Transference (Tra.)
		2. Usages of Motion (Mot.)
		3. Usages of Location (Loc.)
		4. Usages of Communication (Cmm.)
		5. Usages of Experience (Exp.)
		6. Usages of Capacity (Cap.)
		7. Events with Only One Usage
	6 Predicator Usages of Other Events and of Three Non-Events
		1. Usages of Benefaction (Ben.)
		2. Usages of Communion (Com.)
		3. Usages of Effect (Eff.)
		4. Usages of Instrumentality (Ins.)
		5. Usages of Materiality (Mat.)
		6. Usages of Modification (Mod.)
		7. Usages of Partition (Par.)
		8. Usages of Separation (Sep.)
		9. Events with Only One Usage
		10. Usages of the Non-Event Qualification (Qual.)
		11. Usages of the Non-Event Coordination (Coor.)
		12. Usage of the Non-Event Specification (Spec.)
		13. Applications of the Ninety-Two Usages
	7 Distinctive Grammatical Characteristics of the Text of Revelation
		1. Novel Predicator Usages
		2. Novel Realizations of Required Complements
		3. Disharmonious Coordination by Conjunction Predicators
		4. The Omission of Εἰμί (Be)
		5. The Omission of Other Predicators
		6. Distant Predicator Retrieval
		7. Contribution of the Study of the Distinctive Grammatical Characteristics
		8. Conclusion to the Case Frame Study
Part III Lexicon Entries
	8 From Valence Descriptions to Lexicon Entries
		1. Valence Descriptions for the Verb Predicator Ποιέω
		2. Generalized Valence Descriptions for the Verb Predicator Ποιέω
		3. Lexicon Entries for the Verb Predicator Ποιέω
		4. Lexicon Entries for Polysemous Predicator Occurrences
		5. Further Specifications of Lexicon Entries with General Application
		6. Further Specifications of Lexicon Entries with Particular Application
		7. Application of the Protocols for Generating Lexicon Entries
	9 The Case Frame Lexicon for Predicatorsin the Text of Revelation
Appendix
	A. Thematic Role Definitions (Abbreviations in Valence Descriptions—Event Configurations/Usage Labels)
	B. Event and Non-Event Designations, Abbreviations, and Configurations
	C. Usage Labels by Event or Non-Event (92 Usages)
Bibliography
Index of Authors