For the final installation in the series, "The Lighter Side of Discourse Analysis," Dr. Steve Runge serves up some spicy discourse for you! Here, he highlights the flavors of Segmentation, another concept covered in Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament: A Practical Introduction for Teaching and Exegesis.
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Today’s video: Segmentation
What's being said about Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament:
". . . . Though Runge's Discourse Grammar does not seek to replace traditional approaches to understanding and explicating the grammar and syntax of New Testament Greek, it provides a whole new range of conceptual and analytical tools that complement and supplement the more traditional approaches. . . . "
—Dr. J. Ted Blakley, New Testament Studies, University of St. Andrews
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Previous blog posts in this series:
- The Lighter Side of Discourse Analysis: Thematic Highlighting
- The Lighter Side of Discourse Analysis: Changed Reference
- The Lighter Side of Discourse Analysis: Forward Pointing Reference
- The Lighter Side of Discourse Analysis: Thematic Addition
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Steve - You are making me hungry! I think that I will start eating with the Philippians dish. Thanks for producing the kitchenware to devour a wonderful meal. :)