…originate from early modern scholarly traditions rather than being based on the language of late antique and early medieval Christian texts. A second part traces the origins of the term askēsis in Greek monastic discourse, using the Vita Antonii, the Historia Lausiaca, Theodoret’…

…y, D. and Potter C., 2009. Right to the Just city, in ocratic spaces, forms and languages in a world devastated Marcuse P., Connolly J., Novy J., Olivo I., Potter C., Steil J., by multiple crises. 16 CAP - Public Art Journal V3 - N2 Contemporary Public Arts and the Contested Urba…

… child-direct- ed-speech, irrespective of the presumed rhythmic category of the language in question. Characteristic cross-linguistic rhythmic differences observed in adult-directed-speech are, in the main, preserved, although more weakly, suggesting that while modiications in ch…

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…cance of Hermeneutics 33 for Ecumenical Dialogue 2. Hermeneutics of Theological Language 35 3. Hermeneutics of Dogmas 37 4. Hermeneutics of Canons 39 5. The Significance of Non-Theological Factors 42 6. The Importance of History for Theology 44 5 III. HISTORICAL OBSERVATIONS 46 7…

…ealing with linguistic typology and universals (as in Green- berg’s quotation), language acquisition (e.g. Demuth, 1995) and historical linguistics. Articulatory cost, perceptual distinctiveness and systemic con- straints have thus been proposed as driving forces for explaining s…

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… . . . . . . . . . . 87 Ahmad Al-Jallad 5. ʿArabī and aʿjamī in the Qurʾān: The Language of Revelation in Muḥammad’s Ḥijāz . . . 105 Robert Hoyland 6. Scripture, Language, and the Jews of Arabia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 Gordon D. N…

…s ty- pological shift. Eurasia has long been identified as a particular type of language typology. Early typological studies [1] identified correlations between verb-final word order, postpositions, relative clause before the noun, and, significantly for the present study, subord…

…t written form. The specificity of the Serbian recension of the Church Slavonic language influenced the creative design and adaptation of Byzantine tunes in communicating the textual message (Rajković-Petronijević, 1978, p. 247; Ste- fanović, 1961a, p. 187; Stefanović, 1961b, pp.…

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…ning during the spread of COVID-19 from the perspective of English as a foreign language (EFL) student. Qualitative data were collected from two focus group sessions, and one-to-one interviews with twelve students taking a general intensive English course at King Saud University …

…verage 4.11), then, training i was at a higher level (average 4.06) and foreign language was at a high level (average 4.02). On the other hand, administrative, political and public administration and work plan methods were at middle levels. Based on (Leonard, 1980) theory on huma…

… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193 Tracy Bridgeford 23. Plain Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207 Russell Willerton 24. Profession . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …

…gender, social order, beauty, sophistication, and the family. They spoke common languages and shared the sacred languag- es of their confessional neighbors; they read each others’ scripture and appro- priated each others’ literary traditions. Together this made the Mediterranean …