10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANACOLUTHIA»
Discover the use of
anacoluthia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anacoluthia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Selected Writings of Otto Jespersen (Routledge Revivals)
(162) Of the different forms of anacoluthia we have here first to do with that which
results when a speaker begins asentencewithsome word which takes a
prominent place in his thought, buthasnotyet made up his mind with regard to its
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2
Concise English Dictionary
adjs. anachron'ic, anachronistic, ansch'ronous. — advs. anachronical ly,
anachronist'ically, anach'ron- ously. [Gr. ana-, backwards, chronos. time.]
anacoluthia an-a-ko-ldo'thi-a. -10-. n. want of syntactical sequence, when the
latter part of a ...
3
Progress in Language, with special reference to English
Anacoluthia. 162. (108) Of the different forms of anacoluthia we have here first to
do with that which results when a speaker begins a sentence with some word
which takes a prominent place in his thought, but has not yet made up his mind
with ...
4
A Grammatical Analysis of Artistic Representation of Irish ...
0 As regards anacoluthia, Sweet gives an appropriate explanation in his ' A New
English Grammar § 118' as follows: "Anacoluthia consists in beginning with one
grammatical construction, and then changing to a different one, so that the first ...
5
The Chambers Dictionary
amtman anacoluthia amtman ami' mini, or amman nm an. n in Germany.
Switzerland, the Netherlands and Scandinavia, a district magistrate. [Ger
Amimann, Amman, Dan and Norw amtmand, from ami office or administration (
from the same ...
6
A new English grammar, logical and historical: by Henry Sweet
This want of grammatical sequence we call anacoluthia, the construction itself
being called an anacoluthon or ' grammatical break.' Anacoluthia, then, consists
in beginning with one grammatical construction, and then changing to a different
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7
The Origin and Growth of Plato's Logic
41 : anacoluthia fit duabus structuris conjunctis), as for instance, optât, with Sv
and infinitive both dependent on So/ttl in Lach. 184 в, or as with genit. partie, and
infinitive in Charm. 164 E. Such cases were found : Apol. 1 Charm, l Lach, l Gorg.
l ...
8
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
17c: from Greek ana backwards + chronos time. anacoluthia /anaka'luiGia, -'lju:
9i3/ o noun, rhetoric a sentence where ... + Greek akolouthos following.
anacoluthon anaka'luiOan, > noun (anacolutha /-a/) rhetoric an instance of
anacoluthia.
9
Dr. Philip Buttmann's intermediate or larger Greek grammar
The instance when a singular is immediately added to a plural to define the latter
more precisely, can hardly be considered as an anacoluthia ; Ol Se ovists airy v^
xtt\ycj>v, which is more emphatical than, Twv Se ovfols — wgoo-f»x«i of those, ...
Philipp Buttmann, Edmund Henry Barker, 1833
10
The Semantics of Form in Arabic in the Mirror of European ...
The Koran does show some genuine anacoluthia (e.g. 5.56, 6.35, and cf.
Nöldeke Neue Beiträge), but that work is atypical in various respects (its rhythm is
staccato, rather than easy-going). Another procedure that is formally saltatory but
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