A Grammar of the Bedouin Dialects of Central and Southern Sinai.
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| Author / Creator: | De Jong, Rudolf E., author. |
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| Imprint: | Brill, 2011. |
| Description: | 1 online resource |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | E-Resource Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12625540 |
Table of Contents:
- List of Illustrations; Abbreviations and Symbols; Preface; Introduction; I. General; a. Central and Southern Sinai in Recent History; b. Cultural Background; c. Present-day Distribution of Bedouin Tribes in Central and Southern Sinai and Surrounding Regions; d. Remarks on the Arrival of Bedouin Tribes in Central and Southern Sinai and some Remarks on their History; e. Professional Activities of Bedouin in Central Southern Sinai Today; f. Research Questions and Purpose of this Study; II. Fieldwork Methodology; a. Infrastructural Arrangements; b. Selecting Targets for Field Research.
- C. Selecting Informantsd. Gathering Linguistic Material; e. Difficulties during Field Research; III. Presentation of the Data; a. Presentation of the Data and Selecting Criteria for Comparison; b. Method of Description; Chapter One: A Description of the Dialects of the Ǧbāliyyah, Awlād Sa'īd, Sạwālhạh, Garāršah and Hạmādạh with Remarks on the Dialects of the Hanādwah and 'Lēgāt; Introduction; 1. Phonology; 1.1. Consonants; 1.2. Vowels; 2. Stress and Phonotactics; 2.1. Stress; 2.2. Phonotactics; 2.3. Anaptyxis; 2.4. Elision of Short Vowels; 2.5. Assimilation; 3. Morphology.
- 3.1. Nominal Morphology3.2. Verbal Morphology; 4. Remarks on Phraseology; 4.1. Nunation; 4.2. Negation; 4.3. The b-imperfect; 4.4. Future Marker; 4.5. fīh "there is / are"; 4.6. Some Conjunctions; 4.7. Auxiliaries and Verbal Particles; 4.8. Presentative Particles; 4.9. ġayr; 4.10. Intensifying Particle la; 4.11. bidd or widd + pron. suffix; 4.12. 'ād; 4.13. yabga; 4.14. Characteristics of the Narrative Style; 4.15. Pluralis paucitatis; 4.16. Concord; 5. A Sketchy Remark on Pitch; Chapter Two: A Description of the Dialects of the Mzēnah and Baniy Wāsịl; Introduction; 1. Phonology.
- 1.1. Consonants1.2. Vowels; 2. Stress and Phonotactics; 2.1. Stress; 2.2. Phonotactics; 2.3. Anaptyxis; 2.4. Elision of Short Vowels; 2.5. Assimilation; 3. Morphology; 3.1. Nominal Morphology; 3.2. Verbal Morphology; 4. Remarks on Phraseology; 4.1. Nunation; 4.2. Negation; 4.3. The b-imperfect; 4.4. Future Marker; 4.5. fīh "there is / are"; 4.6. Some Conjunctions; 4.7. Auxiliaries and Verbal Particles; 4.8. Presentative Particles; 4.9. ġayr; 4.10. Intensifying Particle la; 4.11. bidd or widd + pron. suffix; 4.12. 'ād; 4.13. yabga; 4.14. Characteristics of the Narrative Style.
- 4.15. Pluralis paucitatis4.16. Concord; 5. A Sketchy Remark on Pitch; Chapter Three: A Description of the Dialects of the Tarạ̄bīn, Hẉētạ̄t, Ǧarāǧrah, Tayāha, Badārạh, Dbūr and Malālhạh; Introduction; 1. Phonology; 1.1. Consonants; 1.2. Vowels; 2. Stress and Phonotactics; 2.1. Stress; 2.2. Phonotactics; 2.3. Anaptyxis; 2.4. Elision of Short Vowels; 2.5. Assimilation; 3. Morphology; 3.1. Nominal Morphology; 3.2. Verbal Morphology; 4. Remarks on Phraseology; 4.1. Nunation; 4.2. Negation; 4.3. The b-imperfect; 4.4. Future Marker; 4.5. fīh "there is / are"; 4.6. Some Conjunctions.