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The translator's effort has been to present this matter in a form interesting to the English-speaking world. Two stories of the original have been omitted, on grounds of taste; otherwise the translation is closely literal. An attractive feature of the book is found in twenty colored illustrations by Mr. Perham William Nahl of the Department of Draw- ing in the University of California.
[39] What is an Indicative? Prolegomena to a Study of Moods By HEKMAN JULIUS WEBER, Associate Professor of Ger...man. University of California Press. 8vo. , about 45 pp. This paper sets forth the history of the concep- tion of the indicative on the part of leading gram- marians, primarily in the field of the classic lan- guages, from Dionysius Thrax to the present time, and attempts to show that the indicative, which has been commonly regarded from a merely gram- matical point of view as one of the moods, has in reality nothing in common with these except the psychologically predicative function. The indica- tive, presupposing as it does the non-differentia- tion of the psychological subject and object, and denoting the absolute verbal conception, rendered concrete by predication, must be regarded as a distinct category of the verb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The translator's effort has been to present this matter in a form interesting to the English-speaking world. Two stories of the original have been omitted, on grounds of taste; otherwise the translation is closely literal. An attractive feature of the book is found in twenty colored illustrations by Mr. Perham William Nahl of the Department of Draw- ing in the University of California.
[39] What is an Indicative? Prolegomena to a Study of Moods By HEKMAN JULIUS WEBER, Associate Professor of Ger...man. University of California Press. 8vo. , about 45 pp. This paper sets forth the history of the concep- tion of the indicative on the part of leading gram- marians, primarily in the field of the classic lan- guages, from Dionysius Thrax to the present time, and attempts to show that the indicative, which has been commonly regarded from a merely gram- matical point of view as one of the moods, has in reality nothing in common with these except the psychologically predicative function. The indica- tive, presupposing as it does the non-differentia- tion of the psychological subject and object, and denoting the absolute verbal conception, rendered concrete by predication, must be regarded as a distinct category of the verb.
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