Language and society in the Middle East and North Africa : studies in variation and identity

Abstract

Language and political conflict in the Middle East - a study in symbolic sociolinguistics, Yasir Suleiman why do different variables behave differently? - data from Arabic, Enam Al-Wer sociolinguistic reflexes of socio-political patterns in Bethlehem - preliminary studies, Muhammad Mara, Bernard Spolsky and Hanna Tushyeh Hebrew and English borrowings in Palestinian Arabic in Israel - a sociolinguistic study in lexical integration and diffusion, Muhammad Hasan Amara pronouns and self presentation in public discourse - Yasser Arafat as case study, Camelia Suleiman language choice, language policy and the tradition-modernity debate in culturally mixed postcolonial communities - France and the francophone Maghreb as a case study, Said Faiq comparative perspectives on language planning in Iran and Tajikistan, John R. Perry the story of a failed attempt - 1997 draft bill on the correct use of Turkish language, Cigdem Balim-Harding gender in a genderless language - the case of Turkish, Friederike Braun the sociolinguistic connotations of /p/ and /v/ in Cairo Arabic, Raghda El-Essawi language and diaspora - Arabs, Turks, and Greeks, Jacob M. Landau sociolinguistic meaning in code-switching - the case of Morrocans in Edinburgh, Alison Wernberg-Moeller, the Arabic proverb and the speech community - another look at phatic communion, Ibrahim Muhawi.

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