Space and Time in aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Arabic: A Cross-Generational Study: Brill's Studies in Language, Cognition and Culture, cartea 33
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004506237
ISBN-10: 9004506233
Pagini: 580
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Brill's Studies in Language, Cognition and Culture
ISBN-10: 9004506233
Pagini: 580
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Brill's Studies in Language, Cognition and Culture
Notă biografică
Letizia Cerqueglini, Ph.D. (2014), University of Pisa and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, is a lecturer in the Department of Hebrew Language and Semitic Linguistics at Tel Aviv University. Her interests focus on the relationship between language, cognition, and culture, especially in multilingual contexts, in the ancient and contemporary Semitic world.
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
List of Figures
List of Tables
Reading Conventions
Introduction
1 Aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Space and Time and a Linguist in the Field
1General Overview
2Negev Arabic: Tribes and Linguistic Varieties
3The aṣ-Ṣāniʿ
4The aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Narration of the Arab–Israeli Conflict: Šēḫ Ḥāğğ Ibrāhīm’s Daughters Speak
5Ten Years among the aṣ-Ṣāniʿ
6The Language Choice
7Culture and Language of Sedentary and Bedouin Communities in the Arab World
8Invisible Boundaries: Cultural and Linguistic Conservatism in a Bedouin Community
9Linguistic Anthropology in the Middle East
10Endangered Languages in the Middle East
11The Fieldwork Experience
12A Woman among the Bedouin
13A Linguist, Not an Anthropologist
2 Basics of Space and Time
1Spatial Domains and Spatial Relations: Terminology and Fundamentals
2The Frames of Reference Terminology Adopted in This Book
3Frames of Reference in Spatial Semantic Typology
4Space and Time in Language and Cognition
5Space in Cross-Cultural Perspective
6Does Space Exist Everywhere?
7Temporal Frames of Reference
8Aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Space and Time: State of the Art and Aim of this Work
9State of the Art of Spatial and Temporal Studies in Afroasiatic and Semitic
3 Society, Culture, and Methodology
1A Culture in Decline: Gender Groups and Age Groups
2Stimulus Selection: A Work in Progress
3Toward a Culture-Based Methodology
4Representing Entities in Scale: Implications of Using Toy Objects
5Culturally Related, Previously Acquired, and Recently Acquired Objects
6Practical Tools to Elicit Semantic Information
7Methodology
8The Interview: ‘Where is X in Relation to Y?’
9The Tick Test
10Other Experiments
4 Aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Space and Time: A Linguistic and Cultural Overview
1Ayyām al-ʿArab: Ayyām al-Bilād: Spaces and Times in the Old Days
2The Tent
3Humans and Animals in the Domain of Space
4Right and Left
5‘In Front’ and ‘Behind’
6From Space to Time
7The Inherent Partitions of Animals
8Human and Animal Body Parts and Landmarks: An Experimental Approach
9The Nose, the Belly, and the Back of the Mountain
10The Wadi as a Landmark in aṣ-Ṣāniʿ and Jbāli Linguistic Representations
11Semantics of Astronomical Directions: Within Negev Landscapes and Beyond
12Cardinal Directions across Grammatical Categories
13Polyframing of Cardinal References
14The Traditional aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Horizons
15Middle and Young aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Generations Confronted with Desert Spaces
16Day and Night
17The Seasons and the Activities Associated with Them
18Cardinal Directions, Seasons, and Weather: A Cross-Cultural Survey on Naturalistic Metaphors from Arabia
19Modern Times
5 The Intrinsic Frame of Reference across the Generations
1Preliminaries
2The Intrinsic Frame among the aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Elders
3MAA and YAA Intrinsic Frame
4Intrinsic Frame of Reference and Cardinal Directions in TAA
5Hybrid Strategies of the Intrinsic Frame of Reference in TAA
6 The Relative Frame of Reference across the Generations
1TAA Relative Frame of Reference: The Front–Back Axis
2The Lateral Axis of the ALIGNED FIELD
3Differences between TAA and Hausa Aligned Fields
4TAA Relative Prepositional Strategies
5The Culture and Philosophy of the TAA Traditional Ontology of Space
6MAA and YAA Relative Frame of Reference
7MAA and YAA Treatment of Ground-Sheep
8MAA and YAA Lateral Axis
9MAA and YAA Motion
10Concluding Remarks
7 The Geocentric Frame of Reference across the Generations
1TAA Geocentric Frame of Reference on a Small Scale
2TAA Cultural Salience of Figure/Ground Interactions
3TAA Absolute Frame of Reference and Axial Constraints
4TAA Strategies for Absolute Frames of Reference: Contrastive Distribution
5Absolute Frame of Reference in Motion
6MAA and YAA Absolute Frame of Reference
7A Note on Referential Polysemy in Prepositions
8 TAA, MAA, and YAA Cognitive Referential Framing
1Space in Universalism and Relativism: Language-to-Cognition Correlation
2Typologies of Referential Styles
3Methodology of Cognitive Enquiry
4TAA, MAA, and YAA Responses
5Discussion
9 Temporal Cognition across the Generations
1From Space to Time in Language and Cognition
2Spatial Frames of Reference
3Historical and Cultural Background
4Methodology
5Results
6Discussion of the Temporal Data
10 Conclusions: Language, Thought, Culture, and Reality
References
Index
List of Figures
List of Tables
Reading Conventions
Introduction
1 Aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Space and Time and a Linguist in the Field
1General Overview
2Negev Arabic: Tribes and Linguistic Varieties
3The aṣ-Ṣāniʿ
4The aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Narration of the Arab–Israeli Conflict: Šēḫ Ḥāğğ Ibrāhīm’s Daughters Speak
5Ten Years among the aṣ-Ṣāniʿ
6The Language Choice
7Culture and Language of Sedentary and Bedouin Communities in the Arab World
8Invisible Boundaries: Cultural and Linguistic Conservatism in a Bedouin Community
9Linguistic Anthropology in the Middle East
10Endangered Languages in the Middle East
11The Fieldwork Experience
12A Woman among the Bedouin
13A Linguist, Not an Anthropologist
2 Basics of Space and Time
1Spatial Domains and Spatial Relations: Terminology and Fundamentals
2The Frames of Reference Terminology Adopted in This Book
3Frames of Reference in Spatial Semantic Typology
4Space and Time in Language and Cognition
5Space in Cross-Cultural Perspective
6Does Space Exist Everywhere?
7Temporal Frames of Reference
8Aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Space and Time: State of the Art and Aim of this Work
9State of the Art of Spatial and Temporal Studies in Afroasiatic and Semitic
3 Society, Culture, and Methodology
1A Culture in Decline: Gender Groups and Age Groups
2Stimulus Selection: A Work in Progress
3Toward a Culture-Based Methodology
4Representing Entities in Scale: Implications of Using Toy Objects
5Culturally Related, Previously Acquired, and Recently Acquired Objects
6Practical Tools to Elicit Semantic Information
7Methodology
8The Interview: ‘Where is X in Relation to Y?’
9The Tick Test
10Other Experiments
4 Aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Space and Time: A Linguistic and Cultural Overview
1Ayyām al-ʿArab: Ayyām al-Bilād: Spaces and Times in the Old Days
2The Tent
3Humans and Animals in the Domain of Space
4Right and Left
5‘In Front’ and ‘Behind’
6From Space to Time
7The Inherent Partitions of Animals
8Human and Animal Body Parts and Landmarks: An Experimental Approach
9The Nose, the Belly, and the Back of the Mountain
10The Wadi as a Landmark in aṣ-Ṣāniʿ and Jbāli Linguistic Representations
11Semantics of Astronomical Directions: Within Negev Landscapes and Beyond
12Cardinal Directions across Grammatical Categories
13Polyframing of Cardinal References
14The Traditional aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Horizons
15Middle and Young aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Generations Confronted with Desert Spaces
16Day and Night
17The Seasons and the Activities Associated with Them
18Cardinal Directions, Seasons, and Weather: A Cross-Cultural Survey on Naturalistic Metaphors from Arabia
19Modern Times
5 The Intrinsic Frame of Reference across the Generations
1Preliminaries
2The Intrinsic Frame among the aṣ-Ṣāniʿ Elders
3MAA and YAA Intrinsic Frame
4Intrinsic Frame of Reference and Cardinal Directions in TAA
5Hybrid Strategies of the Intrinsic Frame of Reference in TAA
6 The Relative Frame of Reference across the Generations
1TAA Relative Frame of Reference: The Front–Back Axis
2The Lateral Axis of the ALIGNED FIELD
3Differences between TAA and Hausa Aligned Fields
4TAA Relative Prepositional Strategies
5The Culture and Philosophy of the TAA Traditional Ontology of Space
6MAA and YAA Relative Frame of Reference
7MAA and YAA Treatment of Ground-Sheep
8MAA and YAA Lateral Axis
9MAA and YAA Motion
10Concluding Remarks
7 The Geocentric Frame of Reference across the Generations
1TAA Geocentric Frame of Reference on a Small Scale
2TAA Cultural Salience of Figure/Ground Interactions
3TAA Absolute Frame of Reference and Axial Constraints
4TAA Strategies for Absolute Frames of Reference: Contrastive Distribution
5Absolute Frame of Reference in Motion
6MAA and YAA Absolute Frame of Reference
7A Note on Referential Polysemy in Prepositions
8 TAA, MAA, and YAA Cognitive Referential Framing
1Space in Universalism and Relativism: Language-to-Cognition Correlation
2Typologies of Referential Styles
3Methodology of Cognitive Enquiry
4TAA, MAA, and YAA Responses
5Discussion
9 Temporal Cognition across the Generations
1From Space to Time in Language and Cognition
2Spatial Frames of Reference
3Historical and Cultural Background
4Methodology
5Results
6Discussion of the Temporal Data
10 Conclusions: Language, Thought, Culture, and Reality
References
Index