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327   $aFront Matter -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- General Tendencies -- The Term wa?? and Its Derivatives -- Terms Derived from the Roots ?-r-? and ?-r-? -- Terms Related to the Form-Meaning Relation -- Summary and Conclusions -- Back Matter -- Bibliographical References.
330   $aIn The distinctive terminology in ?ar? al-K?fiya by Ra?? l-D?n al-?Astar?b??? Beata Sheyhatovitch presents a structured and systematic study of a seminal treatise in the medieval Arabic linguistic tradition. The treatise?s author, al-?Astar?b??? (d. circa 1289), is widely considered the most brilliant grammarian of the later classical period. The author's analysis of his terminology reveals the extent of his originality, and of the influence that other Islamic sciences (logic, jurisprudence, theology) had on his writings. The comprehensiveness and the unique approach, which uses texts from various medieval Islamic disciplines to clarify the terminology, make this book an excellent and innovative tool. It provides scholars and ordinary readers with tools for a deeper understanding of al-?Astar?b??? as well as other medieval Arab grammarians.
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