Die implikasies van stellings as kategorie van nie-egte vrae in Romeine
This article argues that non-authentic questions have certain clear implications when used as rhetorical instruments in Paul’s Letter to the Romans. These questions are abstracted as a category in accordance with Verster (1999). In the light of Grice’s co-operative principle, the non-authentic ques...
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University of the Free State
2001-06-01
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This article argues that non-authentic questions have certain clear implications when used as rhetorical instruments in Paul’s Letter to the Romans. These questions are abstracted as a category in accordance with Verster (1999). In the light of Grice’s co-operative principle, the non-authentic questions which are statements, are distilled from the text and analysed. They are also subdivided into question-statements, rhetorical questions and meta-communicative rhetorical interrogatives. The implications for the author’s message are then discussed against the background of the insights derived from commentaries on Romans.
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| spelling | doaj-art-3262c0fe0b3544b3b5cb2d814aee83b32025-02-11T12:36:18ZengUniversity of the Free StateActa Theologica1015-87582309-90892001-06-0121110.38140/at.v21i1.1535Die implikasies van stellings as kategorie van nie-egte vrae in RomeineP. Verster0University of the Free State This article argues that non-authentic questions have certain clear implications when used as rhetorical instruments in Paul’s Letter to the Romans. These questions are abstracted as a category in accordance with Verster (1999). In the light of Grice’s co-operative principle, the non-authentic questions which are statements, are distilled from the text and analysed. They are also subdivided into question-statements, rhetorical questions and meta-communicative rhetorical interrogatives. The implications for the author’s message are then discussed against the background of the insights derived from commentaries on Romans. https://journals.ufs.ac.za/index.php/at/article/view/1535 |
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| title | Die implikasies van stellings as kategorie van nie-egte vrae in Romeine |
| title_full | Die implikasies van stellings as kategorie van nie-egte vrae in Romeine |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Die implikasies van stellings as kategorie van nie-egte vrae in Romeine |
| title_short | Die implikasies van stellings as kategorie van nie-egte vrae in Romeine |
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