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Перевод: philological

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филологический

Тезаурус:

1. The OED was first planned (as a "New English Dictionary", a title it bore until 1928) by the Philological Society in 1858, but the real work began with the appointment of J.A.H. Murray as Editor in 1879.
2. English scholars, all classicists or ex-classicists, hurried to catch up and prove themselves the equals of the Germans in philological and textual skill.
3. It was in this year that OUP came on the scene when they contracted both with the Philological Society and with Murray to publish the Dictionary.
4. More deeply the Silmarils themselves seem to stem from yet one more philological crux, this time from Finnish.
5. On his father's side of the family was a line of distinguished academics mainly in philological disciplines.
6. A graduate of Exeter College, Oxford, Tolkien had read Classical Mods and then done a version of the English course which was rigidly philological, and did not concern itself with post-medieval literature.
7. The image used by Spitzer of the philological circle, the circle of understanding, is more appropriate Spitzer argued that the task of linguistic-literary explanation proceeded by the movement to and fro from linguistic details to the literary centre of a work or a writer's art.
8. To repeat a philological point made already in this study, the Old English translation of Greek euangelion was gd spell , modern "Gospel", the "good news" of salvation.
9. Furthermore one can perhaps see the solution to which Tolkien, in his philological way, was drawn, namely to present the First Age as "a complex of divergent texts interlinked by commentary" ( UT , p. 1), the texts themselves being supposedly written by Men, of different periods, looking back across the ages to vast rumours of whose truth they knew only part.
10. That is the main reason for deciding to treat them here, instead of where (some would say) they belong, before The Hobbit and along with the "Philological Inquiries" of Chapter 2.
11. the object of the teaching of English should be to develop sic in pupils the power of thought and expression, and the power of appreciating the content of great literary works, rather than to inculcate a knowledge of grammatical, philological and literary detail.
12. While it could and did allow that the discoveries of natural science and of philological and literary criticism of the text could cast light upon the meaning of the Bible, it held that the proper responsibility of the theologian is to interpret the Bible out of itself.
13. Its passion for etymology, real or invented, appealed to a vanishing social world that adored word-games and crossword puzzles, and it reflects Tolkien's early years as an editor of the Oxford English Dictionary : in fact he thriftily reworked his philological papers into the texture of his fiction.