Paul Danove is Professor of New Testament Studies at Villanova University, USA.

"In this volume Danove, professor of NT studies at Villanova University in Philadelphia and author of Linguistics and Exegesis in the Gospel of Mark: Applications of a Case Frame Analysis (2001), develops and applies the method of case frame analysis to describe the 2177 occurrences of 104 NT verbs that at least on occasion designate transference (X transfers Y to/from Z).  After an introduction to case frame analysis and description, he treats the following topics: usage, event, and semantic features; transference--active usages; transference--middle usages; transference/motion--passive usages; motion and relative motion--active usages; effect and its derivative events--all usages; composite events--all usages; and implications, applications, and conclusion.  Also included are a case frame analysis and parsing guide, and four appendixes." -New Testament Abstracts, Vol. 54

• PrefaceAbbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction to Case Frame Analysis and Description Chapter 2: Usage, Event and Semantic Features Chapter 3: Transference: Active Uses Chapter 4: Transference: Middle Uses Chapter 5: Transference/Motion: Passive Uses Chapter 6: Motion and Relative Motion: Active Uses Chapter 7: Effect and its Derivative Events: All Uses Chapter 8: Composite Events: All Uses Chapter 9: Implications, Applications and Conclusion Chapter 10: Case Frame Lexicon and Parsing Guide Appendices Bibliography Index of Authors

Paul Danove is Professor of New Testament Studies at Villanova University, USA.

"In this volume Danove, professor of NT studies at Villanova University in Philadelphia and author of Linguistics and Exegesis in the Gospel of Mark: Applications of a Case Frame Analysis (2001), develops and applies the method of case frame analysis to describe the 2177 occurrences of 104 NT verbs that at least on occasion designate transference (X transfers Y to/from Z).  After an introduction to case frame analysis and description, he treats the following topics: usage, event, and semantic features; transference--active usages; transference--middle usages; transference/motion--passive usages; motion and relative motion--active usages; effect and its derivative events--all usages; composite events--all usages; and implications, applications, and conclusion.  Also included are a case frame analysis and parsing guide, and four appendixes." -New Testament Abstracts, Vol. 54

• PrefaceAbbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction to Case Frame Analysis and Description Chapter 2: Usage, Event and Semantic Features Chapter 3: Transference: Active Uses Chapter 4: Transference: Middle Uses Chapter 5: Transference/Motion: Passive Uses Chapter 6: Motion and Relative Motion: Active Uses Chapter 7: Effect and its Derivative Events: All Uses Chapter 8: Composite Events: All Uses Chapter 9: Implications, Applications and Conclusion Chapter 10: Case Frame Lexicon and Parsing Guide Appendices Bibliography Index of Authors

Paul Danove is Professor of New Testament Studies at Villanova University, USA.

"In this volume Danove, professor of NT studies at Villanova University in Philadelphia and author of Linguistics and Exegesis in the Gospel of Mark: Applications of a Case Frame Analysis (2001), develops and applies the method of case frame analysis to describe the 2177 occurrences of 104 NT verbs that at least on occasion designate transference (X transfers Y to/from Z).  After an introduction to case frame analysis and description, he treats the following topics: usage, event, and semantic features; transference--active usages; transference--middle usages; transference/motion--passive usages; motion and relative motion--active usages; effect and its derivative events--all usages; composite events--all usages; and implications, applications, and conclusion.  Also included are a case frame analysis and parsing guide, and four appendixes." -New Testament Abstracts, Vol. 54

• PrefaceAbbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction to Case Frame Analysis and Description Chapter 2: Usage, Event and Semantic Features Chapter 3: Transference: Active Uses Chapter 4: Transference: Middle Uses Chapter 5: Transference/Motion: Passive Uses Chapter 6: Motion and Relative Motion: Active Uses Chapter 7: Effect and its Derivative Events: All Uses Chapter 8: Composite Events: All Uses Chapter 9: Implications, Applications and Conclusion Chapter 10: Case Frame Lexicon and Parsing Guide Appendices Bibliography Index of Authors