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The syntax of the infinitive and the participle in Classical Greek: an interpretation in terms of Naturalness Theory

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6.05.00  Humanities  Linguistics   

Code Science Field
H350  Humanities  Linguistics 
Keywords
syntax-Naturalness Theory-infinitive-participle-Classical Greek-Thucydides
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Researchers (2)
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publications
1.  21578  PhD Jerneja Kavčič  Linguistics  Researcher  2005 - 2007  103 
2.  00559  PhD Janez Orešnik  Linguistics  Head  2005 - 2007  436 
Organisations (1)
no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publications
1.  0581  University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts  Ljubljana  1627058  98,000 
Abstract
This research project will study the syntax of the participle and infinitive in Classical Greek prose with an emphasis on the style of Thucydides. Its main goal is to explain the syntax of the participle and the infinitive in Classical Greek prose in terms of the Slovenian School of Naturalness Theory, as it has developed in its most recent version at the University of Ljubljana under the guidance of Prof. Janez Orešnik. Its principles have not yet been applied to Classical Greek syntax, representing an innovation in the field of classical philology. Due to the very high frequency of the infinitive and the participle in Thucydides' writings, it is expected that the results of the project will make a considerable contribution to the further development of this theory.
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