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The following list provides an indication of some of the open questions for research that are currently being investigated or are of interest to the journal, as well as those connected with the Centre for Biblical Linguistics, Translation and Exegesis, and the OpenText.org project (http://www.opentext.org). These include:

a Systemic-Functional analysis of voice in ancient Greek
developing a discourse grammar of conjunctions
the identification and functional classification of the paragraph as a unit in Greek discourse
the identification and functional analysis of discourse units intermediate to clause complexes and the text
discontinuous constituents in Greek syntax
the quantitative and qualitative analysis of register
the morphology, grammar and discourse function of the vocative case
significant discourse analyses of books of the New Testament and of the Septuagint
thematization and word order in ancient Greek
issues and problems in discourse analysis of ancient Greek
lexicography in the light of semantic domain theory
various theories of syntax
levels of linguistic analysis including word group, clause component, clause structure, clause complex, and paragraph
the challenges of corpus linguistics related to the study of ancient Greek
the problems of the case and voice systems
textual encoding and analysis
functional hermeneutical models