Perceptual Dialectology of the Arab World: A Principal Analysis
作者： Irene Theodoropoulou , Joseph Tyler
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关键词: Perception 、 Geography 、 Correlation analysis 、 Variation (linguistics) 、 Principal (computer security) 、 Middle Eastern studies 、 Perceptual dialectology 、 Genealogy 、 Language study 、 Linguistics 、 Arabic
摘要: This study discusses perceptions of variation across dialects Arabic in the Arab world as revealed through a perceptual dialectology map task. On world, female undergraduate students at Qatar University provided information about boundaries where people speak differently and labels for those boundaries. A correlation analysis showed that participants viewed constituting five major dialect groups: Maghreb, Egypt Sudan, Levant, Gulf, Somalia. closer content terms principal (Goffman 1981) on which they draw their judgments, being either individual, regional (intermediate), or wide-scope generic. not only identifies more granularity concept principal, it also quantifies different kinds statistical relationships between them, labels,
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