A Quranic Arabic Corpus-based Qualityof-Life Pragmatic Analysis.
The main aim of the present research could be categorised as a two-fold exercise, which by its very nature is theoretical while operating within the parameters of autopoietic applicative praxis at the same time. First, the primary goal is to reveal the layered network of lexical vocabularies, syntac...
| Publicado en: | Arab Journal for the Humanities Vol. 42; no. 169; pp. 215 - 241 |
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Kuwait University
Winter2025
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