Re: Syntax Grammars

From: Ronald Ross (rross@expressmail.net)
Date: Wed Dec 08 1999 - 15:53:29 EST

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"Mr. Gary S. Dykes" wrote:

(snip, snip)
>A good Biblically oriented Greek grammar, would have no need to go into discourse
>analysis,or context free studies, as the contexts are exceedingly relevant.

Precisely *because*, to anyone studying texts, contexts are exceedlingly relevant,
Greek grammar cannot afford to ignore discourse analysis. However, I couldn't agree
with you more regarding context-free sentence linguistics.

Ron Ross

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