Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... language that puts her there or keeps her there ; archaic urban metaphors with such implications would sound quaint in contemporary village life ( Jabbra 1978a ) . ARABIC GRAMMAR AND SEX Roles Various features of Arabic grammar serve ...
... language that puts her there or keeps her there ; archaic urban metaphors with such implications would sound quaint in contemporary village life ( Jabbra 1978a ) . ARABIC GRAMMAR AND SEX Roles Various features of Arabic grammar serve ...
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... language ) . According to Ferguson ( 1964 ) , in Syrian Arabic deliberate reversals of grammatical gender may be used in addressing small children as a mark of endearment . In ' Ain al - Qasis this reversal of grammatical gender is only ...
... language ) . According to Ferguson ( 1964 ) , in Syrian Arabic deliberate reversals of grammatical gender may be used in addressing small children as a mark of endearment . In ' Ain al - Qasis this reversal of grammatical gender is only ...
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... Language . Acta Sociologica 18 : 162-173 . Cowell , M. W. 1964. A Reference Grammar of Syrian Arabic . Richard S. Har- rell Arabic Series , Vol . 7. Washington , D.C. Ferguson , C. A. 1959. Diglossia . Word 15 : 325-340 . 1964. Baby ...
... Language . Acta Sociologica 18 : 162-173 . Cowell , M. W. 1964. A Reference Grammar of Syrian Arabic . Richard S. Har- rell Arabic Series , Vol . 7. Washington , D.C. Ferguson , C. A. 1959. Diglossia . Word 15 : 325-340 . 1964. Baby ...
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Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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