Éva M Jeremiás

Biographic Data

ID5627822
NAMEÉva M Jeremiás
GIVEN NAMESÉva M
FAMILY NAMEJeremiás
SIGNATUREJEREMIÁS É M
AFFILIATIONSEötvös Loránd University, Budapest
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1993
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
H-INDEX1

  • Matthew Lumsden's Persian Grammar (Calcutta, 1810). Part II

    Éva M JeremiásARTICLEIran2013

    This Part II deals with the second part of Lumsden's Persian Grammar, which focuses on the issues of syntax in terms of theory and praxis. He aims at investigating how parts of speech fulfil syntactic functions, what kinds of linguistic tools are required in order to change their class membership and what sorts of rules can be extracted from language material which govern their linguistic behaviour. One of his deepest insights is that rules work …

  • Matthew Lumsden's Persian Grammar (Calcutta, 1810). Part I

    Éva M JeremiásARTICLEIran2012

    This study examines one of the most extensive Persian grammars written in English by Matthew Lumsden and published in Calcutta 1810. The author, who was the professor of Persian and Arabic in the College of Fort William, treated his subject in terms of General Grammar. In the debate on Functionality vs Etymology represented by James Harris (1751) and Home Tooke (1786) he accepted the functional approach and tried to test concepts held to be of un…

  • The Grammatical Tradition in Persian

    Éva M Jeremiás, David Neil MackenzieARTICLEIran2010Cited by: 1

    This article examines one of the oldest sources of Classical Persian literary sciences which was written by Shams-i Fakhrī, the famous lexicographer in the first half of the fourteenth century. His work consists of four sections, the first two deal with prosody and rhyme. The author gives a thorough description and classification of rhyme types which enables one to draw conclusions and make generalisations. This helps explore the phonology of Per…

  • Zsigmond Telegdi (1909–1994)

    Open AccessÉva M Jeremiás, Éva JeremiásARTICLEActa Linguistica Hungarica2008

    This paper intends to give a detailed account of Zsigmond Telegdi’s life and scientific activities. In respect of the former, the sources quoted include his personal papers, bequeathed to us from his Nachlass , which help enlighten the events of his career. As for the latter, his main fields of research, i.e., the history of linguistic thought and Persian linguistics, are discussed. This includes the descriptive problems of Classical and Modern P…

  • Tradition and innovation in the native grammatical literature of persian

    Open AccessÉva M JeremiásARTICLEHistoire Épistémologie Langage1993Cited by: 1

    Du fait que l'on croit généralement que la grammaire Perse n'a pas été étudiée par les Iraniens, ce domaine de recherche est resté complètement négligé. Selon la tradition indigène, la première grammaire du Perse a été écrite au siècle dernier, en 1846. Dans cet article, je donne une description générale du contenu de cette « première > grammaire et discute en particulier la terminologie linguistique, les principales idées, et les sources. La ter…