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UNINA990001025520403321 |
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Levy, Harry |
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Elements of Probability / by H. Levy and L. Roth |
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Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1936 |
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UNINA990008463700403321 |
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Dal Pozzo, Ferdinando |
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Dieci mesi di carteggio di Ferdinando Dal Pozzo, 24 agosto 1831-2 giugno 1832 / a cura di L.C. Bollea |
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Pavia : Scuola tipografica Artigianelli, 1916 |
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Biblioteca della Società storica subalpina , Testi ; 19.2 |
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UNINA9910789089003321 |
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Lafkioui Mena |
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African Arabic [[electronic resource] ] : approaches to dialectology / / edited by Mena Lafkioui |
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Berlin, : de Gruyter Mouton, is a Division of Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co, KG, 2013 |
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1 online resource (310 p.) |
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Trends in linguistics. Studies and monographs, , 1861-4302 ; ; 258 |
Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM] ; ; 258 |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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Arabic language - Dialects - Africa, North |
Arabic language - Africa, North |
Arabic language - Dialectology |
Languages in contact - Africa, North |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Front matter -- Contents -- Addresses of contributors -- Introduction / Lafkioui, Mena -- Grammar studies in African Arabic dialectology -- Native and non-native varieties of Arabic in an emerging urban centre of western Sudan. Evidence from Kadugli / Manfredi, Stefano -- Reinventing negation patterns in Moroccan Arabic / Lafkioui, Mena -- The prosody of Juba Arabic: split prosody, morphophonology and slang / Nakao, Shuichiro -- Grammaticalized uses of the verb ṛa(a) in Arabic: a Maghrebian specificity? / Taine-Cheikh, Catherine -- Some new information about Bongor Arabic / Luffin, Xavier -- Lexicological studies in African Arabic dialectology -- Strata on loanwords from Arabic and other Semitic languages in Northern Somali / Banti, Giorgio -- Sub-Saharan lexical influence in North African Arabic and Berber / Souag, Lameen -- Lexical aspects of Maghrebi Arabic / Behnstedt, Peter -- Arab-Berber contacts in the Middle Ages and ancient Arabic dialects: new evidence from an old Ibāḍite religious text / Brugnatelli, Vermondo -- Index |
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This present book studies from a dialectological perspective various African Arabic varieties, such as Maghreb Arabic, Bongor Arabic, Juba |
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Arabic and Logorí Arabic. On the one hand, different specific linguistic aspects related to phonetics and phonology as well as to morphology, syntax and lexicology are discussed in this volume; e.g. the Arabic loanwords in Somali with regard to the strata in South Arabian, the structural features of Logorì Arabic and its use as Lingua Franca or native language, the contact-induced innovation processes in North African Arabic negation by analogy with Berber negation. On the other hand, the African Arabic theme is approached from a more general perspective analysing the contact effects on linguistic features and systems from a broader comparative, typological and universal viewpoint, e.g. a general typology of Arabic in Africa, the question of possible universal features of pidginization and creolization drawn on evidence from Arabic-based pidgins and creoles. Its outcomes offer important insights for all linguistic studies and approaches, and directly connect with other research fields such as sociolinguistics, ethnolinguistics and language acquisition. |
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