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Constructing feminine to mean : gender, number, numeral, and quantifier extensions in Arabic

By Abdelkader , Fassi Fehri

Book information

Publisher
Lexington Books
Year
2018
ISBN
9781498574563, 1498574564
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
3 MB (3516785 bytes)
Pages
0\249
Time added
2019-05-09 18:54:00
Arabic language -- Gender;Arabic language -- Numbe

Description

Two core concepts are developed in this monograph. First is feminine, or the marked Gender, a property of concepts that are distinguished along dimensions of individuation and unitization, not necessarily sex. The second is unity, a property of singularities, pluralities, and quantities. Introduction: building feminine to mean gender, number, numeral, and quantifier extensions in Arabic -- Semantic diversity of gender and its architecture -- New and multiple roles: classification, individuation, evaluation, and typology -- Numeral roots, categories, and gender variation -- Quantifiers phrases, their features, types, and partitions -- Number, individuation, atoms, and unities -- Conclusion.

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