7 • Restriction and Delimitation (qaṣr wa ḥaṣr)

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dc.title	7 • Restriction and Delimitation (qaṣr wa ḥaṣr)
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dc.description.abstract	This chapter, part of a series of eight, each of which addresses a different topic within the Persian science of meanings (ʿilm-i maʿānī), examines ‘restriction and delimitation’ (qaṣr wa ḥaṣr), i.e. the strategies by which the scope of a predication can be limited. These include the use of lexical items whose semantic value is ‘only’ (in a positive sentence) or ‘except’ (in a negative sentence), the use of adversatives, and particular shifts in word order. This chapter also provides examples of utterances in which the same form has different meanings in different contexts. Examples, mainly from Persian poetry, are given as illustrations.
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dc.publisher	Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Venice University Press, Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari
dc.issued	2024-02-27
dc.dateAccepted	2024-01-10
dc.dateSubmitted	2023-07-30
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7 • Restriction and Delimitation (qaṣr wa ḥaṣr)

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This chapter, part of a series of eight, each of which addresses a different topic within the Persian science of meanings (ʿilm-i maʿānī), examines ‘restriction and delimitation’ (qaṣr wa ḥaṣr), i.e. the strategies by which the scope of a predication can be limited. These include the use of lexical items whose semantic value is ‘only’ (in a positive sentence) or ‘except’ (in a negative sentence), the use of adversatives, and particular shifts in word order. This chapter also provides examples of utterances in which the same form has different meanings in different contexts. Examples, mainly from Persian poetry, are given as illustrations.

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27 Febbraio 2024

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10 Gennaio 2024

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30 Luglio 2023

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