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This book provides an overview of the Arabic language as it existed in the modern era, examining its historical development, linguistic structure, regional varieties, and contemporary usage. Beeston discusses the relationship between Classical Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, and spoken dialects, as well as the language's role in education, literature, administration, and communication across the Arab world. The work serves as an accessible introduction to the status, evolution, and significance of Arabic in the twentieth century.
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Volume: 2
Publisher: Routledge
Publishing Year: 2017
ISBN: 978-1-138-69897-0
Pages: 128