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Abstract Some scholars think that philology is a dated or even defunct field, and there are biblical scholars who think that Semitic philology is a niche area of research. Semitic philology benefits from greater attention to linguistics, especially historical linguistics.
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Comparative Philology and Linguistics
2009Questions about the ancient Greek language arise in many areas of Hellenic studies and might include, for example: Which linguistic characteristics of the Homeric poems as we have them are particularly ancient? Under what circumstances does Thucydides use an aorist participle in preference to a present participle?
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BC - Philology; Languages and Linguistics
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Historical linguistics, philology, and the development of Andean linguistics
Abstract Historical-comparative linguistics in the Andean area was born in the 1960s. Its development is closely related to the unfolding of descriptive and dialectological studies on its Indigenous languages, in particular Quechuan and Aymaran. Only later, once reconstructions had been proposed, did attention turn toward the documentaryopenaire +1 more source
Old Saxon as a Starting Point for the Study of Germanic Linguistics and Philology*
Mediaevistik, 2021exaly