Citation:
Shisha-Halevy, A., 1990. The ‘Tautological Infinitive’ in Coptic: a structural examination. Journal of Coptic Studies , 1 , pp. 99–127.
Abstract:
In the following pages, I wish to scan a neglected, if familiar, construction of Coptic for some of its most striking formal and functional, paradigmatic and syntagmatic aspects of significance nd implications. I refer to the construction sometimes called the “tautological”, “absolute”, or paronomastic infinitive, in which an infinitive is followed by a homolexemic (or otherwise related) finite verbal form, the two constituting together a single clause pattern: […]
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