The Oxford handbook of Arabic linguistics
Print Book, English, [2013]
Oxford University Press, New York, London, [2013]
xv, 596 p. ill., térkép 26 cm
9780199764136, 0199764131
1014777715
1. A house of sound structure, of marvelous form and proportion: An Introduction Jonathan Owens
2. Phonetics Mohamed Embarki
3. Phonology Sam Hellmuth
4. Morphology Robert Ratcliffe
5. Arabic Linguistic Tradition I: NaHw and Sarf Ramzi Baalbaki
6. The Syntax of Arabic from a Generative Perspective Elabbas Benmamoun and Lina Choueiri
7. The Philological Approach to Arabic Grammar Lutz Edzard
8. The Arabic Linguistic Tradition II: Beyond Grammar Pierre Larcher
9. Issues in Arabic Computational Linguistics Everhard Ditters
10. Sociolinguistics Enam Al-Wer
11. Arabic Folk Linguistics: Between Mother-tongue and Native Language Yasir Suleiman
12. Orality, Culture and Language Clive Holes
13. Dialects and Dialectology Peter Behnstedt and Manfred Woidich,
14. Codeswitching and Codemixing Involving Arabic Abdelali Bentahila, Eirlys Davies, and Jonathan Owens
15. Borrowing Maarten Kossmann
16. Psycholinguistics Sami Boudelaa
17. Arabic Second Language Acquisition Karin Ryding
18. The Arabic Writing System Peter Daniels
19. What is Arabic? Jan Retsö
20. History Jonathan Owens
21. The Arabic Literary Language: The NahDa (and Beyond) Daniel Newman
22. Creoles and Pidgins Mauro Tosco and Stefano Manfredi
23. Lexicography in the Classical Era Solomon Sara, Georgetown University
24. Modern Lexicography Tim Buckwalter and Dilworth Parkinson
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