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According to my reconstruction of this Shang ritual in linguistic terms , 37 yu is on
the underlying level a four valent verb which dictates , in its full specifications , the
use of a subject ( one valent ) , a direct object ( another valent ) , an indirect ...
According to my reconstruction of this Shang ritual in linguistic terms , 37 yu is on
the underlying level a four valent verb which dictates , in its full specifications , the
use of a subject ( one valent ) , a direct object ( another valent ) , an indirect ...
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HOW TO READ SHANG ORACLE - BONE INSCRIPTIONS Even if the subject of
the verb yu is missing in example ( 12 ) ... in OBI.38 As is now known , wu is used
as a negative of the humanly controllable verbs ( first pointed out by myself in ...
HOW TO READ SHANG ORACLE - BONE INSCRIPTIONS Even if the subject of
the verb yu is missing in example ( 12 ) ... in OBI.38 As is now known , wu is used
as a negative of the humanly controllable verbs ( first pointed out by myself in ...
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Cf. also Legge who has translated this sentence in the same way.5 Furthermore ,
the OBI example uses the ritual verb yu 1 ( = ** ) “ to lustrate , exorcise ” which ,
as discussed in section 2.1.2 , is a four - valent verb dictating the use of a subject
...
Cf. also Legge who has translated this sentence in the same way.5 Furthermore ,
the OBI example uses the ritual verb yu 1 ( = ** ) “ to lustrate , exorcise ” which ,
as discussed in section 2.1.2 , is a four - valent verb dictating the use of a subject
...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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