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2. The attitude of Arab linguists to the dialects and the vernacular
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Ignaz Goldziher
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Preface ix
- Table of contents xi
- Introduction xiii
- 1. The awakening of grammatical aareness and the beginnings of Arabic linguistics (Arab traditions and the possibility of foreign influence) 1
- 2. The attitude of Arab linguists to the dialects and the vernacular 10
- 3. Kufa and Basra (two grammatical school: 'analogists' and 'anomalists') 32
- 4. The influence of philosophy and theology on the development of Arabic linguistics 38
- 5. Etymology in Arabic linguistics (popular and theoretical etymology 54
- Notes 63
- Appendix 81
- Indices 115
- Bibliography 123
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Preface ix
- Table of contents xi
- Introduction xiii
- 1. The awakening of grammatical aareness and the beginnings of Arabic linguistics (Arab traditions and the possibility of foreign influence) 1
- 2. The attitude of Arab linguists to the dialects and the vernacular 10
- 3. Kufa and Basra (two grammatical school: 'analogists' and 'anomalists') 32
- 4. The influence of philosophy and theology on the development of Arabic linguistics 38
- 5. Etymology in Arabic linguistics (popular and theoretical etymology 54
- Notes 63
- Appendix 81
- Indices 115
- Bibliography 123
