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Code-Switching In Sheikh ShaʻArawi's Commentaries On The Qur'an, Hala Mohamed Hassan Hassan El Ganayni
Code-Switching In Sheikh ShaʻArawi's Commentaries On The Qur'an, Hala Mohamed Hassan Hassan El Ganayni
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Discourse Markers: Functions Of /JaʿNi/ In Educated Egyptian Arabic, Amani Elshimi
Discourse Markers: Functions Of /JaʿNi/ In Educated Egyptian Arabic, Amani Elshimi
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This is a study in conversation analysis focusing on the analysis of the discourse marker /jacni/ in Egyptian Arabic. Markers are defined as discourse deictic expressions that link together, and signal boundaries between, discourse structures. They operate on all three levels of discourse proposed by Halliday (1970) - textual, ideational and interpersonal. Using direct observation techniques, the distribution, form and function of the marker /jacni/ were examined in the language of educated Egyptian subjects on radio and television interviews. Two variables were taken into account - speaker gender and topic type. Using syntactic position and phonological form as guidelines for …
Discourse Markers Functions Of /JaʻNi/ In Educated Egyptian Arabic, Amani El Shimi
Discourse Markers Functions Of /JaʻNi/ In Educated Egyptian Arabic, Amani El Shimi
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A Comparative Study On Regional Literature With Specific Reference To William Faulkner's The Sound And The Fury And Yehia El-Taher ʻAbdullah's The Collar And The Bracelet, Hala Zakariya Khalifa
A Comparative Study On Regional Literature With Specific Reference To William Faulkner's The Sound And The Fury And Yehia El-Taher ʻAbdullah's The Collar And The Bracelet, Hala Zakariya Khalifa
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Malaka And Arabic Language & Literature In The Muqaddimah Of Ibn KhaldūN, Warren A Cofsky
Malaka And Arabic Language & Literature In The Muqaddimah Of Ibn KhaldūN, Warren A Cofsky
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