Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics

• Foreword | p. vii
• Introduction | p. 1
• I. Arabic in contact: the Hispano-Arabic connection
• Current state of research in the field of Andalusi Arabic: Achievements and prospects
  Federico Corriente | p. 7
• Aljamiado and the Moriscos’ Islamicization of Spanish
  Consuelo López Morilla | p. 17
• From spoken to written language and back: some cultural consideration on Hispano-Arabic phonetics
  Vicente Cantarino | p. 25
• On Hispano-Arabic Historical phonology: Latin and Romance evidence
  Máximo Torreblanca | p. 37
• Elements of Romance prosody in the poetry of ibn Quzman
  James Monroe | p. 63
• II. Arabic in contact: other connections
• Connectives in Arabic Diglossia: the case of Lebanese Arabic
  Mahmoud Al-Batal | p. 91
• Classical Arabic in contact: the transmission to near categorical agreement patterns
  R. Kirk Belnap and John Gee | p. 121
• On the development of the Arabic subjunctive
  David Testen | p. 151
• III. Phonological perspectives
• Arabic segmental errors and segmental phonology
  Sabah Safi-Stagni | p. 169
• Rules of phonology: pre- or post-syllable structure?
  Basim Majdi and Millicent Winston | p. 185
• On emphasis and /r/ i Arabic
  Munther A. Younes | p. 215
• Index of subjects | p. 237

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