Tradition and Transformation in the Book of Chronicles

Beentjes, P.C.

doi:10.1163/ej.9789004170445.i-214

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Fig 4 Oppositional Sense-relations Within a Group Of Lexemes1

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“…Firstly, the meaning of a lexeme represents a purely linguistic feature and should not be understood in terms of a link between word and extra-linguistic realia, which corresponds to what Coseriu calls "designation." 52 Secondly, the researcher is meant to systematically distinguish between the meaning of a given lexeme, which is qualified by linguistic features alone, and the contextualised use of the meaning in specific verses, passages or texts. Unlike the meaning of a word, its contextualised use is qualified by incidental aspects, which may even have an extra-linguistic nature.…”

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