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Syntactic change in Akkadian : the evolution of sentential complementation
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ISBN: 0198299885 1281341304 0191544833 9780191544835 0198241364 9780198299882 9780199532223 Year: 2000 Publisher: Oxford [etc.] : Oxford University Press,

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A Grammar of Akkadian
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ISBN: 1575069059 Year: 2000 Publisher: Winona Lake Eisenbrauns

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Syntactic Change in Akkadian : The Evolution of Sentential Complementation
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ISBN: 9786611341305 Year: 2000

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In this book Guy Deutscher examines the historical development of Akkadian, the oldest recorded Semitic language and one of the earliest attested languages. Two thousand years of texts from 2500BC to 500BC provide a unique source for the study of linguistic change. The first two parts of the book present an historical grammar of sentential complementation. Part one traces the emergence of new structures, describing how finite complements first developed, and tracing the grammaticalization of the quotative construction. Part two examines the language's functional history. It looks at the evolution of linguistic structures, showing for example how finite complements and embedded questions became more widespread as other parataxis and non-finite complements receded. In the final part of the book the author puts these changes in a broader typological perspective and compares the development of Akkadian to similar processes in other languages. The emergence of finite complementation may, he suggests, be an adaptive process, related to the growing complexity of communication. This book throws new light on the nature of linguistic change and offers fresh insights on a language that has rarely been presented to non-specialists, despite its enormous historical importance.


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A Sketch of Neo-Assyrian Grammar
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ISBN: 9514590465 9789514590467 Year: 2000 Volume: v.13 Publisher: Helsinki : University of Helsinki. Institute for Asian and African studies. The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project,

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Wisdom, Gods and Literature : studies in assyriology in honour of W.G. LAMBERT
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ISBN: 1575060043 9781575060040 Year: 2000 Publisher: Winona Lake, IN : Eisenbrauns,

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Babylonian Liver Omens : the chapters "Manzâzu", "Padânu" and "Pân tâkalti" of the Babylonian extispicy series mainly from Assurbanipal's library
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ISBN: 8772896205 Year: 2000 Publisher: Copenhague : University of Copenhagen. Museum Tusculanum Press,

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Neuassyrische Rechtsurkunden.
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ISBN: 9783447064583 9783786117513 3930843587 3786117519 9783930843589 9783930843954 3447064587 3930843951 Year: 2000 Volume: 98 Publisher: Saarbrücken : Saarbrücker Druckerei und Verlag,

Hammurabi's Laws : text, translation and glossary
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ISBN: 184127030X 184127139X Year: 2000 Volume: 73 2 Publisher: Sheffield : Sheffield Academic Press,

Das Egibi Archiv. I. Die Felder und Gärten, Bd. II
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ISBN: 9056930397 9789056930394 9789004494909 9004494901 Year: 2000 Volume: 20 I Publisher: Groningen : Styx,

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The archive of the Egibi family from the 6th century BC originates in Babylon and covers a time span of more than 100 years and five generations. It is known as the largest and most important private archive from the Neo-Babylonian period. Although nearly 800 tablets were already published in cuneiform copies by the end of the 19th century, no comprehensive text edition and study of this archive has been completed so far. This book presents the first step and focuses on the purchase of land (date orchards and arable land) by the Egibi family. About 240 records (property titles and related debt notes, receipts, field plans, etc.) form the core of the archive and are closely interrelated with other aspects of the family's business. Nearly half of them were previously unpublished. The book provides transliterations ans translations of all texts, as well as copies of new material including hitherto unknown sealings of published tablets. The study shows how the Egibi family managed to accumulate considerable wealth in real estate over a relatively short period of time. The impact of inheritance and marriages and the way the estates were damaged are also examined.

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