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Date: 28 Jan 2009
From:joseph.bell at IF.UIB.NO
Subject:JAIS articles posted

The following articles have now been posted at the Bergen mirror site of
JAIS <www.uib.no/jais>.

VOLUME 8 (2008)

Editor’s Preface and Bibliography of Michael G. Carter.

Tetz Rooke: In the Presence of Absence: Mahmoud Darwish's Testament.

Maria Persson: The Role of the /b-/prefix in Gulf Arabic Dialects as a
Marker of Future, Intent and/or Irrealis.

Heikki Palva: ‘Sedentary and Bedouin Dialects in Contact: Remarks On
Karaki and Salti Dialects of Jordan’.

Lutz Edzard: ‘Principles Behind the Eighth Revised Edition of
Rudolf-Ernst Brünnow's and August Fischer's Arabische Chrestomathie aus
Prosaschriftstellern: A Tribute to the Scholarly Methods of Michael G.
Carter’.

Anne Sofie Roald: ‘From Theocracy to Democracy? Towards Secularization
and Individualization in the Policy of the Muslim Brotherhood in  
Jordan’.

Gunvor Mejdell: ‘What is Happening to Lughatuna 'l-Gamila? Recent
Media Representations and Social Practice in Egypt’.

Ludmila Torlakova: ‘The Notion Weapon in Arabic Idioms’.

VOLUME 9 (2009)

Simon O'Meara, ‘A Legal Aesthetic of Medieval and Pre-Modern Arab-Muslim
Architectural Space’.

Oddbjørn Leirvik: ‘Conscience in Arabic and the Semantic History of
Damir’.

Abdulrazzak Patel: ‘Nahda Epistolography: Al-Shartuni's al-Shihab
and the Western Art of Letter-Writing’.


The journal is now accepting submissions for volumes 10 and 11.


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