Repetition of wording or form may reinforce a proposition verbally; a different wording may reinforce the same proposition semantically. The latter adds assurance or clarification without creating a new independent topic.
These terms should not be reduced to the narrow grammatical categories of emphasis attached to single words. The issue here is the relationship between whole clauses, and how the second establishes the listener’s confidence in the first.
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Cases of Faṣl: Clause Relations, Complete Disjunction and Complete Connection
Repetition of wording or form may reinforce a proposition verbally; a different wording may reinforce the same proposition semantically. The latter adds assurance or clarification without creating a new independent topic.
These terms should not be reduced to the narrow grammatical categories of emphasis attached to single words. The issue here is the relationship between whole clauses, and how the second establishes the listener’s confidence in the first.