Author
Abdel Majeed, Sulaf Mustafa Kamel
Author Original
عبد المجيد، سلاف مصطفى كامل
Publication Date
1439
Publication Place
Amman, Jordan -
Amman, Jordan: Dar Kunooz Al-Ma’rifa for Publishing and Distribution
Subject
Grammar, Semantics
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
384
Physical Dimensions
384 صفحة
Library
University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID
ISBN: 9957747010, ISBN: 9789957747015, OCLC: 1052905263, LCCN: 2018337690
Record ID
cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_374207432
Library Location
Request
Date
1439
Notes
Editing the terminology specific to each of the arts and controlling its boundaries is one of the priorities of contemporary research that aims to reach its communicative goals in the era of cognitive openness, in a way that ensures clarity of concepts, prevents concealment and ambiguity, and creates the condition of universal prohibition for the terminological system specific to that art. The first idea and the last work in this book was an attempt to control the manifestations of overlap. And the multiplicity in the Arabic grammatical term, by clarifying the network of semantic relationships to which the grammatical terms are linked, jointly and synonymously, in general and in particular, sequentially, arranged, etc., and pointing out the areas of confusion that occur and are expected due to the overlap. The idea of the study in this book is focused, methodologically, on finding a semantic-grammatical division. For words, the data of lexical theory are taken into account, which separates vocabulary belonging to the closed grammatical group that performs functional meanings in speech, such as articles and ambiguities, from those belonging to the open lexical group that can be derived and expanded from nouns and verbs, and a semantic tree is established. Grammatical terms are organized to be presented in their linguistic context and semantic field. There is no doubt that the Arab researcher in the science of grammatical terminology stands face to face with a huge terminological legacy, without being helped by studies that specialize in semantic interactions, trace the development of each term, and place Each of these terms is in its appropriate field; So that it would be a help and tool in opening its closures and overcoming its difficulties, and I wanted to make a contribution in this field, so I endeavored to be successful, and God is behind the intention. -- Bibliography: pages 357-374 and index.
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