Toward a discourse grammar of the Rigveda: 1, Coordinate conjunction, 1 Introduction, ca, utá
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| adam_text | Titel: Bd. 1,1. Toward a discourse grammar of the Rigveda. Introduction, ca, uta
Autor: Klein, Jared S.
Jahr: 1985
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Coordinate Conjunction, Cohesion, and Rigvedic
Discourse Structure ..................... 16
1.1 Textual Cohesion; Anaphora and Conjunction; Semantic
Cohesion ..................... 16
1.2 Rigvedic Discourse: Metrical Parameters; Degrees of
Nexus; Anaphora and Conjunction; Thematic Cohesion . 21
1.3 The Categories of Rigvedic Conjunction........ 28
1.4 The Rigvedic Conjunctive Particles and their Differing
Syntactic Roles .................. 30
1.5 Particle Conglomerations and Mixed Sequences ..... 36
1.6 Internal Chronology and Renewal of the Rigvedic Con-
junctive Particles Within and Beyond the Rigveda . . 39
1.7 Form and Function in the Rigvedic Conjunctive Parti-
cles; Their Etymologies.............. 44
Chapter 2: ca.......................... 46
2.0 Introduction..................... 46
Table 2.0: Categories of Employment of ca........ 46
2.1.0 X ¥ ca: Overview................... 51
2.1.1 Nominal X Y ca: Formal Aspects............ 51
2.1.2 Adverbial X ¥ ca: Formal Aspects ........... 58
2.1.3 Numerical XVca: Formal Aspects........... 59
2.1.4 The Semantics of X ¥ ca: Overview .... ...... 59
2.1.5 Antonymous Sets.................... 63
2.1.5 Nonantonymous Sets.................. 65
2.1.7 Semantics and the Scope of ca; Concomi-
tant Structural Signals .............. 74
2.1.8 The Semantics of Numeral Sets ............. 78
2.1.9 Proper Names ..................... 78
2.1.10 Verbal X ¥ ca: its Relation to Sentential ca_ .... 79
2.1.11 Verbal X Y ca: Formal Aspects ............ 80
2.1.12 Verbal X Y ca: Semantic Aspects ........... 83
2.1.13 X¥ Z ca: Overview.................. 86
2.1.14 X Y Z ca: Morphological and Lexical Parallelism ... 88
2.1.15 Nominal X Y Z ca: Semantic Aspects.......... 89
2.1.16 Verbal X Y Z ca: Formal Aspects ........... 91
2.1.17 Verbal X Y Z ca: Semantic Aspects .......... 91
2.1.18 X Y ca Y and its Subtypes: Overview......... 92
2.1.19 Nominal X Y ca Y, the General Type: Formal
Aspects ...................... 92
2.1.20 Nominal X Y ca Y: Semantic, Lexical, and
Grammatical Cohesion ................ 98
2.1.21 Nominal X Y ca Y: Semantic Aspects ......... 100
2.1.22 Verbal X Y* ca Y: Formal Aspects........... 102
2.1.23 Verbal X Y ca Y: Semantic Aspects.......... 105
2.1.24 X ya- ca Y: Overview; Functions of Relativiza-
tion in the Rigveda ................ 105
2.1.25 X ya- ca Y: Formal Aspects.............. 106
2.1.26 XT X2 ... yg- ca Xn: Formal Aspects ......... 108
2.1.27 X ya- ca Y: Semantic Aspects ............. 1°8
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2.1.28 y£- X ya- ca Y: Overview ..............109
2.1.29 Nominal ya- X ya- ca Y
2.1.30 Nominal ya- X ya- ca Y
2.1.31 Clausal ya- X ya- ca Y
2.1.32 Clausal ya- X ya- ca Y
Formal Aspects ....... Ill
Semantic Aspects ...... 115
Formal Aspects ....... 116
Semantic Aspects ...... 119
2.1.33 ya- X y5- Y ya- ca Z: Formal and Semantic As-
pects....................... 120
2.1.34 yS- C1ause1 Obj ca ya- V2 .............. 121
2.1.35 Sequences of Conjoined Verbal Lexemes; (P,)
vl p(2) ca V2: Formal Aspects.......... 122
2.1.36 (P}) V1 P,2) ca V^ndP^ V] P1 ca V2:
Formal Aspects.................. 123
2.1.37 Sequences with More than Two Verbal Lexemes:
Formal Aspects .................. 124
2.1.38 Sequences of Verbal Lexemes: Semantic Aspects .... 124
2.1.39 Elliptical Passages: Formal Aspects ......... 126
2.1.40 Elliptical Passages: Semantic Aspects ........ 128
2.2.0 X ca Y ca: Overview; the Relationship between
X Y ca and X ca Y ca............... 129
2.2.1 Subtypes of X cm ¥ ca Proper; the Normal Posi-
tion of ca.................... 131
2.2.2 Nominal X ca Y ca: Formal Aspects.......... 131
2.2.3 Nominal X ca Y ca: Morphological, Syntactic,
Lexical, and Metrical Cohesion .......... 137
2.2.4 Nominal X ca Y ca: Semantic Aspects: An-
tonymous Sets................... 141
2.2.5 Nominal % ca Y ca: Complementary Sets........ 143
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2.2.6 nominal X c§_ Y ca: Noncomplementary Sets....... 148
2.2.7 X ca Y ca or X, ... X? , ca X ca? Formal and
? ? I n-1 ? n?
Semantic Structural Signals ............. 151
2.2.8 X ca Y ca in Co-occurrence with Other Instances
of Anaphora..................... 153
2.2.9 Adverbial X ca Y ca.................. 155
2.2.10 Numeral X ca Y ca................... 156
2.2.11 Verbal X ca Y ca................... 157
2.2.12 ya- ca X ya- ca Y: Formal Aspects........... 159
2.2.13 ya - ca X yi- ca Y: Semantic Aspects.......... 161
2.2.14 X ca Y ca Z ca: Formal Aspects ..... ....... 162
2.2.15 X ca Y ca Z ca: Semantic Aspects........... 163
2.2.16 Sequences of Conjoined Verbal Lexemes:
Formal Aspects ................... 164
2.2.17 Sequences of Conjoined Verbal Lexemes:
Parallelism .................... 166
2.2.18 Sequences of Conjoined Verbal Lexemes:
Semantic Aspects .................. 167
2.2.19 Antonymous and Complementary Sets: An
Evaluation ..................... 168
2.3.0 X ca Y: Overview................... 169
2.3.1 Nominal X ca Y: Formal Aspects ............ 170
2.3.2 Norn ca Voc: Formal Aspects and Origins ........ 180
2.3.3 Verbal X ca Y ..................... 183
2.3.4 Sequences of Conjoined Verbal Lexemes ......... 187
2.3.5 X ca Y: Semantic Aspects ............... 188
2.3.6 The Origins of the X ca Y Syntagm . . ......... 19°
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2.4.0 Miscellaneous Subclausal Patterns ........... 195
2.4.1 (W) X Y ca_ Z ca .................... 195
2.4.2 X1 ... X T ?a_Xn: Formal Aspects........... 198
2.4.3 X, ... X , ca X : Semantic Aspects.......... 203
2.4.4 W ca X ca Y (Z) .................... 205
2.4.5 X ca Y Z ca ...................... 207
2.4.6 X ca Y Z....................... 208
2.4.7 Miscellaneous Longer Sequences ........... , . 209
2.4.8 Residual Passages with ca in Adverbial Value ..... 211
2.4.9 ca in a Nonfunctional Role............... 213
2.5.0 Verbal Conjunction vs. Sentential Conjunction ..... 213
2.5.1 Sentential ca: Overview ............... 215
2.5.2 Interstanzaic ca.................... 216
2.5.3 ca is Enclitic in the Second Distich of a
Four-line Stanza .................. 217
2.5.4 Distich-level Conjunctionwith ca Postponed ...... 222
2.5.5 ca Conjoins Two Padas within the Same Distich..... 225
2.5.6 Enjambment within the Distich ............. 229
2.5.7 ca Conjoins the Final Pada of a Four-line
Stanza with the First Three ............. 230
2.5.8 ca in Three-line and Strophic Stanzas ......... 232
2.5.9 The Indo-European Provenience of Sentential ca_ .... 234
2.6.0 Subordinating ca: Overview .............. 238
2.6.1 The Origins of Subordinating ca ............ 238
2.6.2 ca is Enclitic in the Third Pada of a Four-
line Stanza; the Protasis Precedes the
Apodosis .... ............ ...... 240
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2.6.3 ca^ is Enclitic in the Opening Pada of a Stanza;
the Protasis Precedes the Apodosis ......... 243
2.6.4 ca is Enclitic in the Second Pada of a Four-
line Stanza; the Protasis Precedes the
Apodosis...................... 247
2.6.5 The ca-Clause Follows the Apodosis ........... 248
2.6.6 ced.......................... 251
2.6.7 The Origins of Subordinating ca: Summary ....... 253
2.6.8 The Indo-European Background of Subordinating
ca.......................... 254
2.7 Ambiguous or Uncertain Passages ............ 256
2.8.1 Generalizing ca: A Synchronic Description ...... 265
2.8.2 Generalizing ca: A Diachronic Explanation ...... 269
Chapter 2, Appendix 1: The Syntagm Voc Nom ca ........... 277
Chapter 2, Appendix 2: cana.................... 285
Chapter 3: uta .......................... 293
3.0 Introduction ..................... 293
Table 3.0: Categories of Employment of utS ........ 295
3.1.0 Subclausal uta .................... 298
3.1.1 Nominal X uta Y.................... 298
3.1.2 Adverbial X uta Y................... 308
3.1.3 Verbal X uta Y .................... 309
3.1.4 The Semantics of X uta Y: Comparison with
X Y ca....................... 309
3.1.5 A Diachronic Explanation of the Concurrence of
ca and uta in the X Y ca and X uta Y Syntagms ... 325
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3.1.6 X Y uta Z: Formal Aspects.............. 328
3.1.7 X Y uta Z: Semantic Aspects............. 331
3.1.8 X7 ... X 1 ut£Xn: Formal Aspects ......... 333
3.1.9 X7 ... Xn_} ut£Xn: Semantic Aspects ........ 335
3.1.10 X1 uta X2 / X3 ut£ X4 (/ X5 uta Xg):
Formal Aspects .................. 337
3.1.11 X1 uta X2 / X3 uta X4 (/ Xg uta Xg): Semantic
Aspects...................... 339
3.1.12 X utaY Z: Formal Aspects.............. 339
3.1.13 X uta Y Z: Semantic Aspects............. 342
3.2.0 X Y uta: Introduction ............... 344
3.2.1 X Y uta: Formal Aspects............... 344
3.2.2 X Y uta: Semantic Aspects.............. 347
3.2.3 X Y Z ut£: Formal Aspects.............. 349
3.2.4 X Y Z uta: Semantic Aspects............. 352
3.2.5 X X X uta X .................... 353
3.3.0 uta X uta Y: Overview................ 354
3.3.1 uta X uta_ Y: Formal Aspects ............. 354
3.3.2 utS X ut£ Y: Morphological Parallelism and
Semantic Cohesion............... ? ? 355
3.3.3 uta X. uta X, ... uta X ............? ? - 355
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3.4.1 uta X Y (/Z ... ) .................. 356
3.4.2 X uta Y uta Z.................... 358
3.4.3 X ut£Y uta..................... 359
3.5.0 Sentential uta: Overview.............. 359
3.5.1 Clause^ utl Clause^ Introduction.......... 360
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3.5.2 Short Chiasmic Structures: 0, V, uta
V1 02 and V1 07 uta 02 V(1 or 2) ........ 361
3.5.3 Parallel Clauses: X Y uta X Z and X Y
uta Z Y..................... 362
3.5.4 Parallel Nominal Clauses with uta Enclitic
in the Second ................. 363
3.5.5 Parallel Clauses with uta Normally Enclitic
in the Second Following a Repeated Word .... 364
3.5.6 Non-sty!istically Marked Clause, uta
C1ause2: Introduction ............. 365
3.5.7 The Conjoined Structures Occur Completely
or in Part within a Single Pada ........ 365
3.5.8 The Conjoined Structures Occur in Separate
Padas within a Distich ............. 368
3.5.9 The Conjoined Structures Occur Integrally
in Separate Distiches .............. 375
3.5.10 uta Appears in the Fourth Pada of a Four-line
Stanza ..................... 381
3.5.11 uta in Three-line Stanzas ............. 382
3.5.12 Interstanzaic Conjunction: Introduction ...... 387
3.5.13 uta in Stanzas of Four or More Verses ....... 388
3.5.14 uta in Three-line Stanzas ............. 397
3.6.0 uta Clause, uta Clause,,: Introduction....... 409
3.6.1 Intrastanzaic Conjunction ............. 410
3.6.2 Intrastanzaic Conjunction: Conclusions ...... 417
3.6.3 Interstanzaic Conjunction ............. 417
3.7 Miscellaneous Intrastanzaic Patterns ........ 433
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3.8 Residual Passages of Uncertain or Ambiguous
Structure but with uta in Clearly Con-
junctive Value.................437
3.9.0 uta in Values Other than Simple and : Over-
view; uto...................440
3.9.1 uta in the Sense (and) also, as well ...... 442
3.9.2 uta in the Sense even ..............452
3.9.3 uta in the Sense therefore ........... 453
3.9.4 Miscellaneous Occurrences of uta in Various
Contextually-deterrained Values ......... 454
3.9.5 The Precise Role of uta is Uncertain or
Ambiguous...................457
3.9.6 The Functional Unity of uta in All its
Values ....................459
List of Works Cited ......................461
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