Diglossia as a Result of Language Variation in Arabic: Possible Solutions in Light of Language Planning

Mahmoud Ali Al-Sobh · Abdel-Rahman Husni Abu-Melhim · Nedal A. Bani-Hani

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Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Arabic Language Education Studies

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This study aims at investigating the nature of diglossia in Arabic, the different varieties of Arabic and the problems that cause diglossia. It discusses the current linguistic situation in the Arabic-speaking world and suggests a lingual plan for overcoming the problems caused by diglossia. The researchers survey what scholars and linguists claim about diglossia in Arabic and arrive at some conclusions and recommendations.

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1987The World's Major Languages 1989The World's Major Languages 1985Educated Spoken Arabic 1970THE INFLUENCE OF THE ARABIC LANGUAGE ON THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ARABS 1977DIGLOSSIA AND THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE QUESTION IN MODERN GREECE 1979Giordan, Henri, and Ricard, Alain (eds.), Diglossie et littérature.

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