Il lessico coranico di flora e fauna Aspetti strutturali e paleolinguistici

In this study, three linguistic methods are synergistically applied to the lexicon of the Koran in order to reconstruct the material context of early Islam. Due to their material relevance, the focus is placed on the zoonyms and phytonyms of this lexicon. The comparative method selects among them th...

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Main Author: Grande, Francesco
Format: eBook
Language:Italian
Published: Fondazione Università Ca' Foscari 2016
Series:Filologie medievali e moderne
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Collection: Directory of Open Access Books - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
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520 |a In this study, three linguistic methods are synergistically applied to the lexicon of the Koran in order to reconstruct the material context of early Islam. Due to their material relevance, the focus is placed on the zoonyms and phytonyms of this lexicon. The comparative method selects among them thirty nouns which are frequent in terms of genetic relationship: zoonyms and phytonyms with cognates in North-West and South Semitic and with no Semitic cognates. The structural method highlights the semantic connections among these nouns, and the philological method better defines them by investigating Arabic lexicography. These thirty zoonyms and phytonyms reveal in a coherent and detailed manner a non-desert material context.