From: Micheal Palmer (mwpalmer@earthlink.net)
Date: Sat Feb 15 1997 - 22:01:51 EST
A few days ago I recommended Brian Joseph's book, _Morphology and
Universals in Syntactic Change: Evidence from Medieval and Modern Greek_ as
an interesting treatment of the spread of the syntactic function of
hEAUTOU. Well. . . I just discovered that I recommended the wrong book.:-[
I was writing from memory, and had read Joseph's book over two years ago. I
confused it with another book which has a similar title. The book I
*should* have recommended (the one which really deals with the spread of
the function of hEAUTOU) is
Roger D. Woodard. _On Interpreting Morphological Change: The Greek
Reflexive Pronoun_. Amsterdam: J.C. Gieben, 1990.
I apologize for any frustration my mistake may have caused you. Both books
are worth reading, but Woodards is the one which addresses the topic that
was under discussion when I made the recommendation.
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Micheal W. Palmer
Religion & Philosophy
Meredith College
mwpalmer@earthlink.net
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