Home Linguistics & Semiotics La estructura de oposición privativa y la dialéctica de Hegel
Article
Licensed
Unlicensed Requires Authentication

La estructura de oposición privativa y la dialéctica de Hegel

  • Benjamín García-Hernández EMAIL logo
Published/Copyright: August 1, 2005
Become an author with De Gruyter Brill
Author Information
Journal of Latin Linguistics
From the journal Journal of Latin Linguistics Volume 9 Issue 1

Summary

Privative oppositions have arisen with Phonology within the Prague School and they are a very fruitful structural concept. Their operative power has been successively verified on the morphematic, syntactic and lexical levels. Whereby, they are also a good proof that the systematic character of the language is not limited to the grammar. A privative opposition always contains three values, namely positive / negative // neutral. These can be expressed by three lexemes (Lat mulier / uir II homo; Germ. Frau / Mann II Mensch) or by two lexemes (Lat nox / dies II dies', Sp. mujer / hombre IIhombre; Fr. femme / homme II homme-. It donna / uomo II uomo)·, in this last case, one of them indicates the negative and neutral values. Even though a privative opposition is a complex structure, it is more precise than the concepts of synonymy (homo / uir), antonymy (uir / mulier, dies / nox) or polysemy (dies H dies). The values of a privative opposition clearly reflect the three phases (thesis, antithesis, synthesis) of the Hegel's dialectic process, but their historical development is often inverse.

Published Online: 2005-08
Published in Print: 2005-08

© 2013 by Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co.

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Masthead
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Gualthari Calboli Praefatio Latina in Epistulae Modum Confecta
  4. Latin Linguistics in Machtelt's way
  5. Phonetics and Morphology
  6. The Latin Third Declension in the Scope of Natural Morphology
  7. Subjonctif Latin (-sē) et futur Indien (-sya-)
  8. Some remarks on the graded forms with sub- in Latin
  9. The sigmatic subjunctive in Plautus and Terence
  10. Sprachliche Beobachtungen am Formular lateinischer Kaiser-Inschriften des Ostens
  11. La morphologie nominale d'après le De analogia de César
  12. La diptongación de /e/ y /o/ breves latinas en territorio hispano
  13. Middle Voice in Latin and the phenomenon of Split Intransitivity
  14. Los verbos 'frecuentativos' con sufijo -it- en la comedia de Plauto y Terencio: Primera parte
  15. Latin syllable structure in typological perspective
  16. Zur Forschungsgeschichte der lateinischen Nominalkomposition Per una storia degli studi sulla composizione nominale latina
  17. Old and new (un)certainties regarding the Lapis Satricanus
  18. Attivo e deponente nei verbi in -fico(r) a primo elemento sostantivale
  19. Semantics and Lexicology
  20. Die etymologische Herleitung des Namens Latium
  21. Vocabulary of the Apocalypse of Paul
  22. La "traductibilité" des noms propres dans le cadre du bilinguisme gréco-latin
  23. El comportamiento en latín de tres lexías complejas
  24. La (dés)-intensification dans les adjectifs latins : les morphèmes de degré
  25. La estructura de oposición privativa y la dialéctica de Hegel
  26. Semántica Cognitiva del latín (II): haeret haec res, o qué es un "problema" en latín
  27. Facies equum currere : Sens et emploi de facere dans les textes vétérinaires latins
  28. On Tense, Viewpoint and Actionality in Vulgar and Literary Late Latin
  29. Quasi and tamquam — Some Developments in Imperial Latin
  30. Semantic Roles within a Contrastive Grammar of Latin and German
  31. Les procédés de création lexicale mis en oeuvre par Lucrèce
  32. Modality's semantic maps. An investigation of some Latin modal forms
  33. Lagunas léxicas en latín
  34. Le parfait latin, entre acquis et révolu
  35. Champ lexical et polysémie : l'expression du pardon en latin
  36. Verba peregrina: Von der Interdiktion zur Integration
  37. Un nom de l'arpenteur en latín : agrimēnsor
  38. A few remarks on the habeo + object + passive perfect participle construction in archaic Latin, with special reference to lexical semantics and the reanalysis process
  39. Die Etymologie von caballus
  40. Syntax and Pragmatics
  41. The tense of speech indications in Vergil's Aeneid
  42. ¿Accusativus pendens en Latín?
  43. Word length and clitics in Latin
  44. Indefinite pronouns in conditional clauses
  45. Interférences fonctionnelles entre relatives, complétives et circonstancielles
  46. Subordination seconde du relatif. Contraintes d'emploi.
  47. Inserción sintáctica y Función Semántica en construcciones de Dativos no 'posesivos' + sum
https://doi.org/10.1515/joll.2005.9.1.245

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Masthead
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Gualthari Calboli Praefatio Latina in Epistulae Modum Confecta
  4. Latin Linguistics in Machtelt's way
  5. Phonetics and Morphology
  6. The Latin Third Declension in the Scope of Natural Morphology
  7. Subjonctif Latin (-sē) et futur Indien (-sya-)
  8. Some remarks on the graded forms with sub- in Latin
  9. The sigmatic subjunctive in Plautus and Terence
  10. Sprachliche Beobachtungen am Formular lateinischer Kaiser-Inschriften des Ostens
  11. La morphologie nominale d'après le De analogia de César
  12. La diptongación de /e/ y /o/ breves latinas en territorio hispano
  13. Middle Voice in Latin and the phenomenon of Split Intransitivity
  14. Los verbos 'frecuentativos' con sufijo -it- en la comedia de Plauto y Terencio: Primera parte
  15. Latin syllable structure in typological perspective
  16. Zur Forschungsgeschichte der lateinischen Nominalkomposition Per una storia degli studi sulla composizione nominale latina
  17. Old and new (un)certainties regarding the Lapis Satricanus
  18. Attivo e deponente nei verbi in -fico(r) a primo elemento sostantivale
  19. Semantics and Lexicology
  20. Die etymologische Herleitung des Namens Latium
  21. Vocabulary of the Apocalypse of Paul
  22. La "traductibilité" des noms propres dans le cadre du bilinguisme gréco-latin
  23. El comportamiento en latín de tres lexías complejas
  24. La (dés)-intensification dans les adjectifs latins : les morphèmes de degré
  25. La estructura de oposición privativa y la dialéctica de Hegel
  26. Semántica Cognitiva del latín (II): haeret haec res, o qué es un "problema" en latín
  27. Facies equum currere : Sens et emploi de facere dans les textes vétérinaires latins
  28. On Tense, Viewpoint and Actionality in Vulgar and Literary Late Latin
  29. Quasi and tamquam — Some Developments in Imperial Latin
  30. Semantic Roles within a Contrastive Grammar of Latin and German
  31. Les procédés de création lexicale mis en oeuvre par Lucrèce
  32. Modality's semantic maps. An investigation of some Latin modal forms
  33. Lagunas léxicas en latín
  34. Le parfait latin, entre acquis et révolu
  35. Champ lexical et polysémie : l'expression du pardon en latin
  36. Verba peregrina: Von der Interdiktion zur Integration
  37. Un nom de l'arpenteur en latín : agrimēnsor
  38. A few remarks on the habeo + object + passive perfect participle construction in archaic Latin, with special reference to lexical semantics and the reanalysis process
  39. Die Etymologie von caballus
  40. Syntax and Pragmatics
  41. The tense of speech indications in Vergil's Aeneid
  42. ¿Accusativus pendens en Latín?
  43. Word length and clitics in Latin
  44. Indefinite pronouns in conditional clauses
  45. Interférences fonctionnelles entre relatives, complétives et circonstancielles
  46. Subordination seconde du relatif. Contraintes d'emploi.
  47. Inserción sintáctica y Función Semántica en construcciones de Dativos no 'posesivos' + sum
Sign up now to receive a 20% welcome discount
Institutional Access
How does access work?
Have an idea on how to improve our website?
Please write us.
© 2026 De Gruyter Brill
Downloaded on 5.2.2026 from https://www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi/10.1515/joll.2005.9.1.245/pdf
Scroll to top button