Routledge Handbook of Arabic and Identity
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Routledge Handbook of Arabic and Identity
Walters, Keith; Bassiouney, Reem
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2022
278
Mole
Inglês
9780367535100
15 a 20 dias
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Table of Contents
Notes on the Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction and Overview
Introduction: The Arabic Language and Identity
Keith Walters
Part I - Identity and Variation
1. From Rajjal to Rayyal: Ideologies and shift among young Bedouins in Qatar
Rizwan Ahmad and Heba Al-Kababji
2. The emergence of a new national linguistic variety in Saudi Arabia: A perceptual dialectology account
Yousef Al-Rojaie
3. Identity and/or acts of identity in light of discourse markers in spoken Arabic
Abdelaadim Bidaoui
4. The expression of rural and urban identities in Arabic
Ahmed Ech-Charfi
5. Optional You? and the invocation of shared identity in Levantine Arabic
Youssef Haddad
6. Saudi folks' attitudes and Pprceptions toward accent switches: The /k/ reflexes across dialects
Manal Ismail
7. Language and identity in post-Revolution Tunisia between authenticity and commodification
Lotfi Sayahi
8. Attitudes to language in the Arab World
Nadia Shalaby
Part II - Identity and Politics
9. Arabic language ideologies: Diglossia
Ashraf Abdelhay and Yasir Suleiman
10. Egyptian identities at times of crisis
Amira Agameya
11. Pan-Arab identity in the post-Arab-Spring Era
Abdulkafi Albirini
12. Arabic and identity in (the conflict-ridden reality in) Israel
Muhammad Amara
13. The discursive construction of Jordanian identity in online discourse
Muhammad Badarneh
14. Erasing Arabic as an entrance ticket to Israeli society: On orientalism, militarism and the Mizrahi option in Israel/Palestine
Yonatan Mendel
Part III - Identity Globalisation and Diversity
15. Language and identity construction in the Arabian Gulf: Challenges faced in a globalized world
Ahmad Al-Issa and Laila S. Dahan
16. Arabic(s) in diaspora: Speakers, usages and contacts
Alexandrine Barontini and Lauren Wagner
17. Complex identities: Arabic in the diaspora
Luca D'Anna & Chiara Amoruso
Index
Notes on the Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction and Overview
Introduction: The Arabic Language and Identity
Keith Walters
Part I - Identity and Variation
1. From Rajjal to Rayyal: Ideologies and shift among young Bedouins in Qatar
Rizwan Ahmad and Heba Al-Kababji
2. The emergence of a new national linguistic variety in Saudi Arabia: A perceptual dialectology account
Yousef Al-Rojaie
3. Identity and/or acts of identity in light of discourse markers in spoken Arabic
Abdelaadim Bidaoui
4. The expression of rural and urban identities in Arabic
Ahmed Ech-Charfi
5. Optional You? and the invocation of shared identity in Levantine Arabic
Youssef Haddad
6. Saudi folks' attitudes and Pprceptions toward accent switches: The /k/ reflexes across dialects
Manal Ismail
7. Language and identity in post-Revolution Tunisia between authenticity and commodification
Lotfi Sayahi
8. Attitudes to language in the Arab World
Nadia Shalaby
Part II - Identity and Politics
9. Arabic language ideologies: Diglossia
Ashraf Abdelhay and Yasir Suleiman
10. Egyptian identities at times of crisis
Amira Agameya
11. Pan-Arab identity in the post-Arab-Spring Era
Abdulkafi Albirini
12. Arabic and identity in (the conflict-ridden reality in) Israel
Muhammad Amara
13. The discursive construction of Jordanian identity in online discourse
Muhammad Badarneh
14. Erasing Arabic as an entrance ticket to Israeli society: On orientalism, militarism and the Mizrahi option in Israel/Palestine
Yonatan Mendel
Part III - Identity Globalisation and Diversity
15. Language and identity construction in the Arabian Gulf: Challenges faced in a globalized world
Ahmad Al-Issa and Laila S. Dahan
16. Arabic(s) in diaspora: Speakers, usages and contacts
Alexandrine Barontini and Lauren Wagner
17. Complex identities: Arabic in the diaspora
Luca D'Anna & Chiara Amoruso
Index
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Arabic;Arabic Language;identity and politics;Language Ideology;identity and variation;Bedouin Dialects;Standard Arabic;identity globalisation and diversity;Tunisian Arabic;Jordanian Identity;Young Man;Arab Identity;Language Attitudes;Perceptual Dialectology;Bedouin Variants;Common Language;National Identity;Lingua Franca;Diasporic Communities;Arabic Speakers;Language Ideological Debate;Egyptian Identity;Egyptian National Identity;Global English;Language Anxiety;Moroccan Participants;Hijazi Arabic;Tunisian Community
Table of Contents
Notes on the Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction and Overview
Introduction: The Arabic Language and Identity
Keith Walters
Part I - Identity and Variation
1. From Rajjal to Rayyal: Ideologies and shift among young Bedouins in Qatar
Rizwan Ahmad and Heba Al-Kababji
2. The emergence of a new national linguistic variety in Saudi Arabia: A perceptual dialectology account
Yousef Al-Rojaie
3. Identity and/or acts of identity in light of discourse markers in spoken Arabic
Abdelaadim Bidaoui
4. The expression of rural and urban identities in Arabic
Ahmed Ech-Charfi
5. Optional You? and the invocation of shared identity in Levantine Arabic
Youssef Haddad
6. Saudi folks' attitudes and Pprceptions toward accent switches: The /k/ reflexes across dialects
Manal Ismail
7. Language and identity in post-Revolution Tunisia between authenticity and commodification
Lotfi Sayahi
8. Attitudes to language in the Arab World
Nadia Shalaby
Part II - Identity and Politics
9. Arabic language ideologies: Diglossia
Ashraf Abdelhay and Yasir Suleiman
10. Egyptian identities at times of crisis
Amira Agameya
11. Pan-Arab identity in the post-Arab-Spring Era
Abdulkafi Albirini
12. Arabic and identity in (the conflict-ridden reality in) Israel
Muhammad Amara
13. The discursive construction of Jordanian identity in online discourse
Muhammad Badarneh
14. Erasing Arabic as an entrance ticket to Israeli society: On orientalism, militarism and the Mizrahi option in Israel/Palestine
Yonatan Mendel
Part III - Identity Globalisation and Diversity
15. Language and identity construction in the Arabian Gulf: Challenges faced in a globalized world
Ahmad Al-Issa and Laila S. Dahan
16. Arabic(s) in diaspora: Speakers, usages and contacts
Alexandrine Barontini and Lauren Wagner
17. Complex identities: Arabic in the diaspora
Luca D'Anna & Chiara Amoruso
Index
Notes on the Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction and Overview
Introduction: The Arabic Language and Identity
Keith Walters
Part I - Identity and Variation
1. From Rajjal to Rayyal: Ideologies and shift among young Bedouins in Qatar
Rizwan Ahmad and Heba Al-Kababji
2. The emergence of a new national linguistic variety in Saudi Arabia: A perceptual dialectology account
Yousef Al-Rojaie
3. Identity and/or acts of identity in light of discourse markers in spoken Arabic
Abdelaadim Bidaoui
4. The expression of rural and urban identities in Arabic
Ahmed Ech-Charfi
5. Optional You? and the invocation of shared identity in Levantine Arabic
Youssef Haddad
6. Saudi folks' attitudes and Pprceptions toward accent switches: The /k/ reflexes across dialects
Manal Ismail
7. Language and identity in post-Revolution Tunisia between authenticity and commodification
Lotfi Sayahi
8. Attitudes to language in the Arab World
Nadia Shalaby
Part II - Identity and Politics
9. Arabic language ideologies: Diglossia
Ashraf Abdelhay and Yasir Suleiman
10. Egyptian identities at times of crisis
Amira Agameya
11. Pan-Arab identity in the post-Arab-Spring Era
Abdulkafi Albirini
12. Arabic and identity in (the conflict-ridden reality in) Israel
Muhammad Amara
13. The discursive construction of Jordanian identity in online discourse
Muhammad Badarneh
14. Erasing Arabic as an entrance ticket to Israeli society: On orientalism, militarism and the Mizrahi option in Israel/Palestine
Yonatan Mendel
Part III - Identity Globalisation and Diversity
15. Language and identity construction in the Arabian Gulf: Challenges faced in a globalized world
Ahmad Al-Issa and Laila S. Dahan
16. Arabic(s) in diaspora: Speakers, usages and contacts
Alexandrine Barontini and Lauren Wagner
17. Complex identities: Arabic in the diaspora
Luca D'Anna & Chiara Amoruso
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Arabic;Arabic Language;identity and politics;Language Ideology;identity and variation;Bedouin Dialects;Standard Arabic;identity globalisation and diversity;Tunisian Arabic;Jordanian Identity;Young Man;Arab Identity;Language Attitudes;Perceptual Dialectology;Bedouin Variants;Common Language;National Identity;Lingua Franca;Diasporic Communities;Arabic Speakers;Language Ideological Debate;Egyptian Identity;Egyptian National Identity;Global English;Language Anxiety;Moroccan Participants;Hijazi Arabic;Tunisian Community