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In:Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics: Papers from the Annual Symposium on Arabic Linguistics
Edited by Mushira Eid and John McCarthy
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 72] 1990
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Published online: 1 January 1990

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Table of contents

Acknowledgmentsvii

Editorial Noteix

Introductionxi

I. MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHONOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

Prosodic Morphology and Templatic Morphology1

Doubled Verbs in Modern Standard Arabic55

Arabic Broken Plurals: Arguments for a two-fold classification of morphology94

Robert R. Ratcliffe

Well-Formed Associations in Arabic: Rule or condition?120

Samira Farwaneh

Levantine Cyclogenesis143

C. Douglas Johnson

Epenthesis, Gemination, and Syllable Structure167

Mahasen Hasan Abu-Mansour

II. SEMANTIC PERSPECTIVES

Aspectual Classification of Verbs in Cairene Arabic192

Connectives as Cohesive Elements in a Modern Expository Arabic Text234

Mahmoud Al-Batal

III. SOCIOLINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVES

Orthographic Variation in Modern Standard Arabic: The case of the hamza269

Dilworth B. Parkinson

‘Foreigner Talk’: Evidence for the universality of language simplification296

Adel I. Tweissi

Index of Subjects327