The Arabist: Budapest Studies in Arabic

Volume 17

Volume 17

1996

Proceedings of the Colloquium on Logos, Ethos, Mythos in the Middle East and North Africa (L E M): Budapest, 18–22 September 1995, Part I, Linguistics and literature, ed. by K. Dévényi, T. Iványi

Changes in the Phonological Perception of Classical Arabic

Solomon I. Sara

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.1

3-14

Arabe classique – arabe dialectal : produit d’une rencontre (communication abrégée)

Aziza Boucherit

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.2

15-17

Intra- and Intercommunal Appellations in Judeo-Yemeni

Moshe Piamenta

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.3

19-30

Negation in Yemeni Arabic

Hamdi A. Qafisheh

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.4

31-40

Towards a Grammar of the Heart: al-Qušayrī's Naḥw al-qulūb

Tamás Iványi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.5

41-54

The Oral and the Written: Some Thoughts about the Quranic Text

Alan Jones

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.6

57-66

Military Chronicles of 17th-century Egypt as an Aspect of Popular Culture

Madiha Doss

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.7

67-79

The Vicissitudes of Two Lines of Poetry

Seeger A. Bonebakker

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.8

81-94

Ibn Ṭabāṭabā on the Perception and Influence of Poetry

László Tüske

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.9

95-104

Rhetoric and Ideology in Abū Ḥayyān's Kitāb al-idrāk

Giuliano Lancioni

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.10

105-119

Firāsa and Intelligence: The Silly and the Intelligent in Arab Physiognomy

Antonella Ghersetti

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.11

121-131

The Problem of Community in Francophone Maghrebian Literature

Scott Homler

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1996.17.12

133-143