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But it is legitimate only as a new historicist move, undertaken in full awareness that the limitations of diachrony come into play only after an acceptance of its irrevocable reality. [16] The linguistic diachrony implicit in such reformed claims does not always or necessarily result in the right reading of a Patristic text, but it finds sustenance in texts that often exhibit a different use and signal a divergent understanding of the verb to be from that of the Scholastics. Beyond humanist history and its "euchronic" dream, structuralist history, as we know, put in place a broader schema in which two dimensions intersected and articulated each other: diachrony and synchrony, the evolutionary and the structural points of view. |
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