One Writing . . . Numerous Readings

This work aims at explaining how the recension of the Ugaritic text--based on the Northwest Semitic Philological Data Bank--originated and how it is produced.

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Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC

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SKU (ISBN): 1-59333-231-9

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Publication Date: Dec 17,2004

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 8.25 x 10.75

Page Count: 459

Languages: Spanish; Castilian

ISBN: 1-59333-231-9

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One Writing . . . Numerous Readings aims at explaining how the recension of the Ugaritic text--based on the Northwest Semitic Philological Data Bank--originated and how it is produced. Additionally, it aims at demonstrating the advantages of computing tools for research work in the field of Semitic and how they can help in creating a recension of the Ugaritic text.

This book gives results that are obtained by the tools and data of the Northwest Semitic Philological Data Bank which is a reflex of the methods used by specialists to interpret a text. When these texts undergo the process of segmentation, restoration, concordances and morphological analysis, real contradictions appear that result in one writing giving numerous readings.

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Introduction
Scribal Errors
Reading Errors Attributable to the Epigrapher
Typographical Errors Attributable to the Scribe or the Publisher
Segmentation of Graphematic Chains
False or Erroneous Text Corrections
Alternative Readings. R1 Preferences
Conflate Readings and Proposed Readings
Restoration of Incomplete Graphematic Strings/Chains
Broken Strings/Split Chains
Preferred Readings for Grammatical Reasons
Grammatical and Lexicographical Notes
False Ugaritic Words
Conclusion

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