Forms of address in Jordanian Arabic with some additional references to speech fellowships

Forms of address in Jordanian Arabic with some additional references to speech fellowships

The thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation, within a socio-linguistic framework, of linguistic forms of address regularly observed in Jordanian Speech, having regard particularly to the status and role-relations of interlocutors. The linguistic characteristics of such relations are sta...

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Main Author: El-Anani, Mohammad Issac
Other Authors: Mitchell, T. F.
Published: University of Leeds 1971
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492.7
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-5100242017-10-04T03:36:36ZForms of address in Jordanian Arabic with some additional references to speech fellowshipsEl-Anani, Mohammad IssacMitchell, T. F.1971The thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation, within a socio-linguistic framework, of linguistic forms of address regularly observed in Jordanian Speech, having regard particularly to the status and role-relations of interlocutors. The linguistic characteristics of such relations are stated in lexical, grammatical and phonological terms and some attention is paid to interrelationships obtaining between these levels. In addition, a specification is given of important linguistic features characterizing Jordanian speech fellowships and a statement made as to variation in forts of address according to the speech fellowships of interlocutors.492.7University of Leedshttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.510024http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/969/Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Forms of address in Jordanian Arabic with some additional references to speech fellowships
description The thesis is primarily concerned with the investigation, within a socio-linguistic framework, of linguistic forms of address regularly observed in Jordanian Speech, having regard particularly to the status and role-relations of interlocutors. The linguistic characteristics of such relations are stated in lexical, grammatical and phonological terms and some attention is paid to interrelationships obtaining between these levels. In addition, a specification is given of important linguistic features characterizing Jordanian speech fellowships and a statement made as to variation in forts of address according to the speech fellowships of interlocutors.
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title Forms of address in Jordanian Arabic with some additional references to speech fellowships
title_short Forms of address in Jordanian Arabic with some additional references to speech fellowships
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