Approaches to the History and Dialectology of Arabic in Honor of Pierre Larcher : Papers in Honor of Pierre Larcher.

Intro -- ‎Contents -- ‎Avant-propos. Madrague, ‮مضربة‬‎, almadraba, ‭φυννειο‬, tonnara, ‭νταλιανι‬, dalyan (Calvet) -- ‎Acknowledgements -- ‎Linguistic Bibliography of Pierre Larcher -- ‎Notes on the Contributors -- ‎Introduction -- ‎Part 1. Semitic Linguistics -- ‎Chapter 1. Switching of Labials in Biblical Hebrew (Cassuto) -- ‎Chapter 2. The Analytics of Writing, Exemplified by Arabic, the Youngest of the Semitic Scripts (Dichy) -- ‎Chapter 3. Arabian faḫr and mubālaġa of High Rhetorical Value: A New Comprehensive View of the Nemara Inscription (Kropp) -- ‎Chapter 4. Dia-Planar Diffusion: Reconstructing Early Aramaic-Arabic Language Contact (Owens) -- ‎Chapter 5. The masʾala zunbūriyya from a Semitic and Afroasiatic Perspective (Edzard) -- ‎Part 2. Arabic Grammatical Tradition -- ‎Chapter 6. «Man Zaydan?» À propos de quelques cas curieux de ḥikāya chez Sībawayhi (Guillaume) -- ‎Chapter 7. Inflectional Endings by Means of Short Vowels among Arab Grammarians: Clues for the Deconstruction of a Grammatical Ideology (Sartori) -- ‎Chapter 8. One Word, Two Functions. The Concept of Functional Replacement in Traditional Syntactic Analysis (Baalbaki) -- ‎Chapter 9. Ẓarf and mafʿūl fī-hi: Really Two of a Kind? Some Notes on Zaǧǧāǧī's Treatment (Binaghi) -- ‎Chapter 10. The Role of Metaphor in the Interpretation of Prepositions: The Arabic min and the French de (Anghelescu) -- ‎Chapter 11. Une corrélation retrouvée: nécessaire vs possible (Pinon) -- ‎Chapter 12. The System of the Sciences of the Arabic Language by Sakkākī: Logic as a Complement of Rhetoric (Giolfo and Hodges) -- ‎Chapter 13. Teaching Arabic to the Angels: A Scherzo by al-Maʿarrī on Heavenly Morphology (Diez) -- ‎Part 3. Arabic and Semitic Lexicology -- ‎Chapter 14. L'emprunt dans le dictionnaire arabe des premiers siècles (Ayoub).

‎Chapter 15. The Noun Pattern ʾufʿūlatun in Arabic Philological Tradition (Weipert) -- ‎Chapter 16. Gerboise: l'entrée du terme arabe ǧerbūʿ à la cour de Louis XIV (Kallas) -- ‎Chapter 17. On the Semitic Origin of the English Word fustian (Pennacchietti) -- ‎Chapter 18. La lexicographie arabe entre ʾadab et falsafa: Les questions lexicales du Kitāb al-hawāmil wa-l-šawāmil (Bettini) -- ‎Chapter 19. «Traitement» de l'«organisation» en arabe moderne de presse, ou le point de vue d'une linguiste sur l'apparente synonymie ʿilāǧ/muʿālaǧa et tanẓīm/munaẓẓama (Baize-Varin) -- ‎Chapter 20. Ḥayṯu: une inextricable polysémie? (Girod) -- ‎Part 4. Arabic and Semitic Dialectology -- ‎Chapter 21. Fuṣḥā Arabic Vocabulary Borrowed by Mardini Arabic via Turkish (Grigore) -- ‎Chapter 22. Aspect Marking in Juba Arabic and Ki-Nubi (Versteegh) -- ‎Chapter 23. Jewish Writing in Arabic in Arabic Characters in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries (Langella) -- ‎Chapter 24. Between Linguistics, Poetry, and Ideology: The Literary Periodical L-ʾArzyāda in the Lebanese Language (June 2009 - October 2014) General Presentation, Intellectual Impacts, Index of Authors, and "Lebanese" Lexis (Płonka) -- ‎Chapter 25. The Seven Deadly Sins of Arabic Studies (Carter) -- ‎Acclamatio heroica, in honorem reverendi, ornatissimi et doctissimi viri Professoris Dr. Petri Sagittarii, vulgo dictu Pierre Larcher, dicata, Facta a servo Domini Jesu Christi indigno, Fratre Claudio Aegidio Parvulo Ganapensi, o.p., vulgo dictu in saeculo Claude Gilliot -- ‎Index of Bible Verses -- ‎Index of Names -- ‎Index of Subjects.

In this volume, leading researchers in their fields present their reflections on Arabic, and more broadly Semitic languages, as well as their insights on those language systems and representations.

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