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Cultural Roots and Linguistic Realizations

The International Journal of Communication and Linguistic Studies
This article presents a contrastive analysis of Hindi and Arabic. Although these two languages are genetically and structurally different, they do share common universal cultural concerns regarding social hierarchy and harmony. This has mainly moved beyond the universalist perspective and has taken up a culturally nuanced framework to argue that while ...
Amrendra Singh, Sahal Alshammari
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The linguistic roots of Modern English anatomical terminology

Clinical Anatomy, 2012
AbstractPrevious research focusing on Classical Latin and Greek roots has shown that understanding the etymology of English anatomical terms may be beneficial for students of human anatomy. However, not all anatomical terms are derived from Classical origins.
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Root Rot: Linguistic Conflicts of Place and Agency

American Speech: A Quarterly of Linguistic Usage, 2023
This article presents a counter-theoretical commentary on Paul Reed’s rootedness as an epistemological framework for quantifying the measurement and linguistic realization of place attachment. By examining researcher positionality and problematizing rootedness when examining implications for the study of queer communities, the author shows how the ...
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The roots of applied linguistics in North America

Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, 2001
Abstract This article traces the origins of applied linguistics within North America. The primary sources of information were responses from a survey of leading applied linguists conducted in 1999 and a review of records from professional associations, chiefly those associated with the Linguistic Society of America, back to its ...
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"Warada" Between linguistic Rooting and the Qur'anic Context

JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE STUDIES, 2023
"Warada" recurs in the Arabic dictionary to denote two things: The first is to provide something, including access, access, attainment, supervision and vision.The second, one the colors, which is the most well-known rose plant, the Persians roses and black roses, either their color or to describe their work of progress and speed.The Qur'an used this ...
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The Roots and Branches of Linguistics

2022
Nick Pilcher, Kendall Richards
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The Linguistic Roots of Ancient Greek

Abstract This book traces the development of Proto-Indo-European into Ancient Greek of about the 5th century bc, attempting to recover the relative chronology of changes whenever possible and to explore in detail how the Ancient Greek dialects diversified.
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On Being Linguistically At Sea Back To the Roots

Diogenes, 1989
“Je doute qu'il y ait un dialogue de la chenille et du papillon” A. Matraux The most ordinary events astonish only those who think about them. What can be more natural than two people talking?
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The Four-fold Root of Linguistic Duality

1966
When studying Part IV, the reader should keep well in mind the four different forms of linguistic duality, viz.
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Contending Visions of Arabic Linguistics and their Historical Roots

Middle East Critique, 2010
In the spring semester of 2007, I was asked by the head of the linguistics program at a US university to teach a graduate class on Arabic structure, as a required class on structure of a non-Indo-E...
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