The Routledge Handbook of Arabic and Identity

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Notes on the contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction and overview
	Introduction: the Arabic language and identity
Part I Identity and variation
	1 From Rajjal to Rayyal: ideologies and shift among young Bedouins in Qatar
	2 The emergence of a national koiné in Saudi Arabia: a perceptual dialectology account
	3 The multilingual nature of spoken Arabic and identity construction in light of Discourse Markers
	4 The expression of rural and urban identities in Arabic
	5 Optional you and the invocation of shared identity in Levantine Arabic
	6 Saudi folks’ attitudes and perceptions towards accent switches: the /k/ reflexes across dialects
	7 Language and identity in post-Revolution Tunisia: between authenticity and commodification
	8 Language attitudes in the Arab world
Part II Identity and politics
	9 Diglossia, folk-linguistics, and language anxiety: the 2018 language ideological debate in Morocco
	10 The construction of the Egyptian national identity at times of conflict
	11 Language-identity dynamics in post-Arab Spring era: the case of Jordan
	12 Arabic and identity in the conflict-ridden reality in Israel
	13 Identity performance and positioning in online discourse in Jordan
	14 The de-Arabised Israeli Arabic: between eradication among Arab-Jews and Ashkenisation in society
Part III Identity globalisation and diversity
	15 Language and identity construction in the United Arab Emirates: challenges faced in a globalized world
	16 Diasporic Arabic(s): speakers, usages, and contacts
	17 Complex identities: Arabic in the diaspora
Index