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The Classification of Arabic Dialects: Traditional Approaches, New Proposals, and Methodological Problems
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The question of how to classify the different varieties of spoken Arabic is a long-standing problem in the fields of Arabic and Semitic linguistics, and it has been addressed by several authors and from a number of different perspectives. This collection of articles represents a further contribution to the vast collective effort of attempting to more effectively assess, organize, and understand the varieties of spoken Arabic, applying a classification of Arabic dialects in the broadest possible sense. The authors who contribute to this volume tackle this issue by examining varieties spoken from the Maghreb to the Mashreq and employing various approaches and perspectives, e.g., diatopic and diachronic, syntactical, and typological.
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Keywords
- acoustic phonetics
- Arabic
- Arabic dialectology
- Arabic dialects
- Arabic epigraphy
- Arabic linguistics
- article systems
- Baggara
- Bedouin Arabic
- Bedouin dialects
- Cairene Arabic
- Classification
- cognate infinitive
- comparative dialectology
- consonant reflexes
- contrastivity
- Copulas
- definiteness
- determination
- dialect classification
- Dialect contact
- dialect geography
- Dialectology
- Egyptian Arabic
- Essaouira
- feature geometry
- Geography
- gələt
- historical dialectology
- Historical linguistics
- indefiniteness
- Jordan
- Jordanian Arabic
- Language
- Lebanese Arabic
- Libyan Arabic
- Maghribi Arabic
- Mahdia Arabic
- Masāʿīd
- Methodology
- Moroccan Arabic
- n/a
- nasal
- nomadism
- Palatalization
- phonological typology
- qəltu
- Referentiality
- Rural
- Sahel
- Semitic Languages
- Sociolinguistics
- sociophonetics
- southern Morocco
- Specificity
- spoken Arabic
- spoken Arabic varieties
- subgrouping
- Sudanic Arabic
- syntactic isoglosses
- Tafilalt
- thema EDItEUR::C Language and Linguistics
- Tunisia
- Tunisian Arabic
- typology
- urban
- Urban dialects
- villageois dialects
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-6140-0Editions