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Volume 55-56, 2022-2023

The current issue of the journal is available directly from Georgetown University Press. Separate articles from the issue will soon be available from Project MUSE.

Contents

Editor’s Note
Acknowledgments

ARTICLES

Levels of Prosodic Prominence in Arabic: The Case of Function Words  
Mohammed Nour Abu Guba, Samer Jarbou, and Abdallah Abu Qub’a  

Acoustics of Arabic Uvulars and Emphatic Coronals: Evidence for Uvularization of Emphatics in Qatari Arabic
Noora Al-Ansari and Vladimir Kulikov

A Sociopragmatic Analysis of Jordanian Arabic Daily Offers   
Sami Abdel-Karim Abdullah Haddad

Revisiting Reinhardt: The Status of Omani Arabic Grammatical šay/šē/šī in the Early Twenty-First Century
David Wilmsen and Al Baylasan Essa Al-Taei

The Development of Volition into Future Morphemes: The Case of Najdī b-Prefix and the English Marker “Will”
Majedah Abdullah Alaiyed   

Toward a New Typology of Al-Ṭibāq “Antonymy” in Qur’anic Arabic   
Hamada Hassanein

On the Origin of Kuwaiti Surnames
Amin Almuhanna

Machine Processing of Arabic Terms: An Applied Study in the Terms of Modern Philosophy  
Almoataz B. Al-Said

BOOK REVIEWS

Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics XXXII. Elly Van Gelderen.
Reviewed by Asmaa Shehata

Fencing with the King: A Novel. Diana Abu-Jaber.
Reviewed by Reviewed by Rasha Aljararwa

Heart of the Night. Naguib Mahfouz. Translated by Aida Bamia.
Reviewed by Linda Istanbulli 

Arabs: A 3,000-Year History of Peoples, Tribes, and Empires. Tim Mackintosh-Smith.
Reviewed by Roger Allen

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