Development of Tense/Aspect in Semitic in the Context of Afro-Asiatic Languages

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The author applies the comparative method for the reconstruction of earlier aspectual systems in the Afro-Asiatic phylum of languages. Moving ‘upstream’ from the documented systems of Semitic, Berber and Old Cushitic the state of affairs during the common stage of Proto-Semito-Berbero-Cushitic is reconstructed. With the addition of Egyptian and Chadic data important conclusions regarding the elusive Proto-Afro-Asiatic are reached. Moving ‘downstream’ the trajectory of individual aspectual systems through their later stages is analyzed. A central piece of the monograph is the reconstruction of intermediate stages reflecting the long-term developments of aspectual and temporal categories of individual languages from the Old towards their Middle periods. The continuity and innovation in the aspectual systems towards the contemporary state of affairs in analytic (serial) constructions of Modern Aramaic and Arabic vernacular languages is explicated. The author demonstrates that it is imperative to work in a larger typological framework and that in the field of Afro-Asiatic linguistics valuable insights can be gained from the study of parallel phenomena in Indo-European languages. At the same time, Indo-Europeanists will profit from the study of typologically earlier aspect-prominent systems of Afro-Asiatic languages. The monograph offers important contributions to our understanding of universals and to the typology and diachrony of tense and aspect.
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 337]  2017.  xx, 228 pp.
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© John Benjamins
https://doi.org/10.1075/cilt.337
Table of Contents
List of figures and tables
xi–xii
Abbreviations
xiii
Preface
xv–xvi
Foreword
xvii–xx
Theoretical framework
1–31
Chapter 1. Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages
33–40
Chapter 2. Semitic aspectual and diathetic systems
41–57
Chapter 3. Central and South Semitic
59–80
Chapter 4. Reconstructing Proto-Semitic aspectual and diathetic system
81–102
Chapter 5. Berber aspectual and diathetic system
103–122
Chapter 6. Cushitic aspectual and diathetic system
123–135
Chapter 7. Old egyptian aspectual and diathetic system
137–153
Chapter 8. Chadic aspectual and diathetic system
155–158
Chapter 9. Reconstructing the proto-afro-asiatic aspectual and diathetic system
159–171
Chapter 10. Typology and universals of tense and aspect
173–210
Postscript
211
References
213–223
Index of authors
225–226
Subject index
227–228
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