J.M. Ophuijsen | Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

These studies in Greek particle usage focus on the contribution of particles to the articulation of texts (in two speeches by Lysias) and of arguments (in Plato). Moreover some considerations are offered on 'interactive' particles and particles found in interrogative sentences.
The authors have attempted to take advantage of what modern linguistics has to offer without neglecting the results of classical philology in a more traditional sense.