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E-grāmata: Arabic Linguistic Tradition

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The importance and richness of the Arabic linguistic tradition, largely neglected by Western literature, is amply demonstrated by this book, first published in 1990. Written by three experts in the field, it provides us with a comprehensive survey of the historical constitution and theoretical structure of the Arabic linguistic tradition from its beginnings in the eighth century to its mature state around the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Besides grammar, the book covers such fields as rhetoric, grammatical semantics, and methodological issues, and pays particular attention to the most representative works of the classical period. It also has the unique benefit of containing the historical background.

Preface vii
Transcription system x
1 General Introduction
1(30)
The Growth of the Arabic Linguistic Tradition: a Historical Survey; Early grammatical thinking to the end of the second/eighth century; From Sibawayhi to al-Mubarrad; The codification of grammar in the fourth/tenth century; Maturity and decline (fifth/eleventh-tenth/fifteenth centuries)
1(16)
Facts, Rules, and Arguments; Data; The integrative logic of qiyas; Grammar and reality
17(14)
2 Sibawayhi's Kitab: An Enunciative Approach to Syntax
31(18)
Problems and Hypotheses; Interpreting the Kitab; The enunciative hypothesis
33(9)
Predication and Enunciation: Sibawayhi's Theory of the Utterance
42(7)
3 The Canonical Theory of Grammar: Syntax (Nahw)
49(24)
Basic Concepts; Parts of speech; l'rab and bina; Sentence and utterance
50(7)
The Theory of Government; General principles; The governing operators; Abstractness in the theory of government
57(7)
Government and Predication; The two models; Two models or just one?
64(9)
4 The Canonical Theory of Grammar: Morphology, Phonology, and Phonetics (Tasrif)
73(27)
Morphology; Verbal morphology; Derived nominal morphology
74(2)
Phonology; Substitution (badal); Erasure (hadj); Mutation (qalb); Transfer (naql); Gemination (idgam); The late phonological processes
76(17)
Phonetics; The phonetics of the grammarians; The phonetics of the reciters; The phonetics of the physiologists. Notes
93(7)
5 Major Trends in the Study of Texts
100(18)
Literary Criticism
100(4)
`Greek' Rhetoric (Xataba)
104(5)
The Foundations of Jurisprudence
109(4)
Arabo-Islamic Rhetoric (Balaga)
113(5)
6 Rhetoric and Grammatical Semantics
118(19)
The General Organization of Grammatical Semantics
119(2)
Some Basic Tenets
121(1)
Utterance Analysis
122(3)
Types of Predications
125(2)
General Operations on Nominals
127(1)
Informative Predication
128(2)
Performative Predication
130(1)
The Scope of Predications
131(2)
Inter-utterance Relationships
133(2)
Proper and Figurative Meaning
135(2)
7 Metrics
137(15)
Preliminaries
137(3)
Observations
140(1)
The Xalilian Circles
141(4)
The Zihafat
145(4)
Over generation in the Xalilian System
149(1)
The Orientalists and the Xalilian System
150(2)
Bibliography; A Selection 152(2)
References; Primary Sources; Secondary Sources 154(5)
Indexes 159
Georges Bohas, Jean-Patrick Guillaume, Djamel Eddine Kouloughli
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