Arabic and contact-induced change

Contents
1 Introduction 1
Christopher Lucas & Stefano Manfredi
I Contact-induced change in varieties of Arabic
2 Pre-Islamic Arabic 37
Ahmad Al-Jallad
3 Classical and Modern Standard Arabic 57
Marijn van Putten
4 Arabic in Iraq, Syria, and southern Turkey 83
Stephan Procházka
5 Khuzestan Arabic 115
Bettina Leitner
6 Anatolian Arabic 135
Faruk Akkuş
7 Cypriot Maronite Arabic 159
Mary Ann Walter
8 Nigerian Arabic 175
Jonathan Owens
9 Maghrebi Arabic 197
Adam Benkato
10 Moroccan Arabic 213
Jeffrey Heath
11 Andalusi Arabic 225
Ángeles Vicente
12 Ḥassāniyya Arabic 245
Catherine Taine-Cheikh
13 Maltese 265
Christopher Lucas & Slavomír Čéplö
14 Arabic in the diaspora 303
Luca D’Anna
15 Arabic pidgins and creoles 321
Andrei Avram
II Language change through contact with Arabic
16 Modern South Arabian languages 351
Simone Bettega & Fabio Gasparini
17 Neo-Aramaic 371
Eleanor Coghill
18 Berber 403
Lameen Souag
19 Beja 419
Martine Vanhove
20 Iranian languages 441
Dénes Gazsi
21 Kurdish 459
Ergin Öpengin
22 Northern Domari 489
Bruno Herin
23 Jerusalem Domari 511
Yaron Matras
24 Mediterranean Lingua Franca 225
Joanna Nolan
III Domains of contact-induced change across Arabic varieties
25 New-dialect formation: The Amman dialect 551
Enam Al-Wer
26 Dialect contact and phonological change 567
William M. Cotter
27 Contact and variation in Arabic intonation 583
Sam Hellmuth
28 Contact-induced grammaticalization between Arabic dialects 603
Thomas Leddy-Cecere
29 Contact and calquing 625
Stefano Manfredi
30 Contact and the expression of negation 643
Christopher Lucas
Index 669

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