L’arabe yemenite de Sanaa
by S. Naim
Paperback (Published)
(November 2009)
ISBN: 9789042922808
Price: $35.00
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Son emplacement aux confins de l’aire arabophone, son isolement politico-economique et sa geographie accidentee font du Yemen une des regions les plus riches sur le plan dialectal. Historiquement, les parlers yemenites sont dits de type bedouin , generalement plus conservateurs que les dialectes de type sedentaire . La situation linguistique actuelle montre un net desequilibre entre les generations lie aux effets de la scolarisation. Cette etude repose sur des materiaux de premiere main recueillis sur le terrain. Une attention particuliere est accordee aux usages sociaux de la generation non alphabetisee, aupres de laquelle des elements d’un argot feminin aujourd’hui disparu ont ete decouverts.
- By (author) S Naim
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