현대 이집트 사실주의 소설에 사용된 아랍어 방언의 연구
A Study of Arabic Colloquial in the Modern Realistic Novels of Egypt
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The modern Arab writers had to write their literary works only in Modern Standard Arabic owing to various reasons such as political, social, practical, and cultural reasons. But after appearance of the realistic literature, they have been facing the problem whether or not they would use Ammiyah in their literary activities especially in the dialogue part. There is no doubt that the dialogue written in Modern Standard Arabic not in Colloquial Arabic tends to decrease the sense of livelihood and realism. Therefore some Arab novelists tried to write down conversational expressions in seemingly Modern Standard Arabic but actually Colloquial Arabic in order to maximize the literary efficiency. This study examined the subject by dividing the main study into 3 chapters; the style of the colloquial expression, hybridization, and the borrowed expressions. And this study also tried to prove the colloquial expressions by applying the Insertion Test and the Dictionary Test. It is interesting to note that the writers such as Nagib Mahfuz in Egypt used the Arabic dialect in his literary works even though he is well known for criticizing the use of Colloquial Arabic in the written texts.
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The modern Arab writers had to write their literary works only in Modern Standard Arabic owing to various reasons such as political, social, practical, and cultural reasons. But after appearance of the realistic literature, they have been facing the problem whether or not they would use Ammiyah in their literary activities especially in the dialogue part. There is no doubt that the dialogue written in Modern Standard Arabic not in Colloquial Arabic tends to decrease the sense of livelihood and realism. Therefore some Arab novelists tried to write down conversational expressions in seemingly Modern Standard Arabic but actually Colloquial Arabic in order to maximize the literary efficiency. This study examined the subject by dividing the main study into 3 chapters; the style of the colloquial expression, hybridization, and the borrowed expressions. And this study also tried to prove the colloquial expressions by applying the Insertion Test and the Dictionary Test. It is interesting to note that the writers such as Nagib Mahfuz in Egypt used the Arabic dialect in his literary works even though he is well known for criticizing the use of Colloquial Arabic in the written texts.
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