The distinctive terminology in S̆arḥ al-Kāfiya by Raḍī l-Dīn al-ʾAstarābāḏī

Intro -- ‎Contents -- ‎Acknowledgements -- ‎Chapter 1. Introduction -- ‎1.1. Background -- ‎1.2. The Book's Objective -- ‎1.3. The Structure of the Book -- ‎1.4. Remarks on the Translation of Arabic Terms -- ‎Chapter 2. General Tendencies -- ‎2.1. A Tendency towards Accurate Formulations -- ‎2....

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Published in:Studies in Semitic languages and linguistics
Main Author: Sheyhatovitch, Beata (Author)
Format: Electronic Book
Language:English
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Published: Leiden Boston Brill 2018
Boston BRILL 2018
In: Studies in Semitic languages and linguistics (volume 96)
Reviews:[Rezension von: Sheyhatovitch, Beata, The distinctive terminology in Sarh al-kafiya by Radi al-Din al-'Astarabadi] (2020) (Weipert, Reinhard, 1937 -)
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Series/Journal:Studies in Semitic languages and linguistics volume 96
Further subjects:B Arabic language ; Grammar ; Terminology
B Electronic books
B Thesis
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Summary:Intro -- ‎Contents -- ‎Acknowledgements -- ‎Chapter 1. Introduction -- ‎1.1. Background -- ‎1.2. The Book's Objective -- ‎1.3. The Structure of the Book -- ‎1.4. Remarks on the Translation of Arabic Terms -- ‎Chapter 2. General Tendencies -- ‎2.1. A Tendency towards Accurate Formulations -- ‎2.2. A Tendency towards Abstract Terminology -- ‎2.2.1. Abstract Terms Derived from Grammatical Terms -- ‎2.2.2. Abstract Terms Derived from Non-technical Words -- ‎2.3. Use of "Kūfan" Terms -- ‎2.4. Terms from Other Islamic Sciences -- ‎2.4.1. Terms from Logic and Philosophy -- ‎2.4.2. Terms from Islamic Jurisprudence -- ‎Chapter 3. The Term waḍʿ and Its Derivatives -- ‎3.1. The Term waḍʿ in Grammatical Literature prior to RDA -- ‎3.2. The Term waḍʿ in Islamic Philosophy -- ‎3.3. The Term waḍʿ in Islamic Theology and Jurisprudence -- ‎3.4. The Term waḍʿ in Šarḥ al-Kāfiya -- ‎3.4.1. The Definition of waḍʿ -- ‎3.4.2. Types of Coined Elements -- ‎3.4.3. Coinage versus Usage -- ‎3.4.4. Signification by Coinage versus Other Types of Signification -- ‎Chapter 4. Terms Derived from the Roots ṭ-r-ʾ and ʿ-r-ḍ -- ‎4.1. Ṭ-r-ʾ -- ‎4.1.1. The Term ṭāriʾ in Early Juristic Works -- ‎4.1.2. Ibn Jinnī and Ibn al-ʾAnbārī's Uses of the Term ṭāriʾ -- ‎4.1.3. The Term ṭāriʾ in Šarḥ al-Kāfiya -- ‎4.2. ʿ-r-ḍ -- ‎4.2.1. The Term ʿaraḍ in Philosophy and Theology -- ‎4.2.2. Terms Derived from the Root ʿ-r-ḍ in Šarḥ al-Kāfiya -- ‎4.3. An Example of a Complex Discussion Combining Terms from Both Groups -- ‎Chapter 5. Terms Related to the Form-Meaning Relation -- ‎5.1. Maʿnā -- ‎5.1.1. Maʿnā as Abstract Meaning -- ‎5.1.2. Maʿnā as a (Non-)existent Meaning of an Element -- ‎5.1.3. Maʿnā as a Component of Meaning -- ‎5.1.4. Maʿnā as Functional Meaning -- ‎5.1.5. Maʿnā as a Meaning of Units Larger/Smaller than a Single Word -- ‎5.2. Terms Derived from the Root d-l-l
‎5.2.1. Dalāla/madlūl versus maʿnā -- ‎5.2.2. Dalāla versus Denotation -- ‎5.2.3. Dalāla versus Dictionary Meaning -- ‎5.2.4. The Terms dalāla/madlūl in Discussions on Meta-linguistic Usages -- ‎5.2.5. Types of dalāla -- ‎5.3. Musammā -- ‎5.4. Maḍmūn -- ‎5.4.1. Maḍmūn as the Content of a Clause -- ‎5.4.2. Maḍmūn as Content of a Verb -- ‎5.4.3. Maḍmūn as Content of a Nominal Predicate -- ‎5.4.4. Maḍmūn as a Content of Objects -- ‎5.4.5. Other Uses of the Term maḍmūn as 'Content' -- ‎5.5. The Verb waqaʿa ʿalā and Its Derivatives -- ‎Summary and Conclusions -- ‎Bibliographical References -- ‎Primary Sources -- ‎Secondary Sources -- ‎Index of Qurʾānic Quotations -- ‎Index of Names -- ‎Index of Terms
ISBN:9004377050