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Georgetown Classics in Arabic Language/Linguistics
Series Editors:
Karin C. Ryding, Georgetown University
Margaret Nydell, University of Alexandria
Books in this Series
For some time, Georgetown University Press has been interested in making available seminal publications in Arabic language and linguistics which have gone out of print. Some of the most meticulous and creative scholarship of the last century was devoted to the analysis of Arabic language, to producing detailed reference works and textbooks of the highest quality. Although some of the material is dated in terms of theoretical approaches, the content and methodology of the books considered for the reprint series is still valid and in some cases, unsurpassed.
With global awareness now refocused on the Arab world, and with renewed interest in Arab culture, society and political life, it is essential to provide easy access to classic reference materials such as dictionaries and reference grammars, and language teaching materials. The key components of this series of classic reprints have been chosen for quality of research and scholarship, and have been updated with new bibliographies and introductions to provide readers with resources for further study. Where possible, the original authors have been involved in the reproduction and republication process.
Georgetown University Press hopes hereby to serve the growing national and international need for reference works on Arabic language and culture, as well as provide access to quality textbooks and audio-visual resources for teaching Arabic language in its written and spoken forms.
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Books in the series
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The Acquisition of Egyptian Arabic as a Native Language (Paperback)
Margaret K. Omar |
Arabic Language Handbook (Paperback)
Mary Catherine Bateson, Foreword by Karin C. Ryding |
The Arabic Language Today (Paperback)
A. F. L. Beeston, Foreword by Clive Holes |
The Arabic Linguistic Tradition (Paperback)
Georges Bohas, Jean-Patrick Guillaume, Djamel Kouloughli et al. |
A Basic Course in Iraqi Arabic with MP3 Audio Files (Paperback)
Wallace Erwin |
A Basic Course in Moroccan Arabic with MP3 Files (Paperback)
Richard S. Harrell, with Mohammed Abu-Talib, William S. Carroll et al. |
A Dictionary of Iraqi Arabic (Paperback)
English-Arabic, Arabic-English
English-Arabic Edited by B.E. Clarity, Karl Stowasser, Ronald G. Wolfe et al. |
A Dictionary of Moroccan Arabic (Paperback)
Arabic-English/ English-Arabic
Edited by Richard S. Harrell, Harvey Sobelman, Foreword by Elizabeth M. Bergman |
A Dictionary of Syrian Arabic (Paperback)
English-Arabic
Edited by Karl Stowasser, Moukhtar Ani, Foreword by Elizabeth M. Bergman |
Eastern Arabic with MP3 Files (Paperback)
Frank A. Rice, Majed F. Sa'id, Foreword by Margaret Nydell |
Formal Spoken Arabic Basic Course with MP3 Files (Paperback)
Second Edition
Karin C. Ryding, David J. Mehall |
Formal Spoken Arabic FAST Course with MP3 Files (Paperback)
Karin C. Ryding, Abdelnour Zaiback, Foreword by David Mehall |
Modern Arabic (Paperback)
Structures, Functions, and Varieties
Clive Holes |
A Reference Grammar of Egyptian Arabic (Paperback)
Ernest T. Abdel-Massih, Zaki N. Abdel-Malek, El-Said M. Badawi et al. |
A Short Reference Grammar of Iraqi Arabic (Paperback)
Wallace Erwin |
A Short Reference Grammar of Moroccan Arabic with Audio CD (Paperback)
Richard S. Harrell |
Karin C. Ryding is professor emerita in the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Georgetown University. She is a specialist in medieval Arabic grammar, Arabic alchemical texts, and
applied Arabic linguistics, with numerous publications on those topics. She has also served as head of Arabic training at the Foreign Service Institute where she focused on developing and systematizing the Formal Spoken Arabic curriculum. Her work there resulted in two textbooks: Formal Spoken Arabic: Basic Course and Formal Spoken Arabic: FAST Course.
Margaret Nydell formerly of the department of Arabic and Islamic Studies at Georgetown University, is most recently the director of the Flagship Arabic Program (study abroad) at the Center for Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language at the University of Alexandria in Egypt. She is the author of many publications, including Understanding Arabs: A Guide for Westerners and the ten-video teaching module Syrian Arabic Through Video. She is a specialist in Arabic dialectology.
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