The foundations of the descriptive method in the light of ancient and modern Arabic linguistic studies | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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scholars received through presentation, analysis and application, and others sought to root them in heritage studies.
Among the foundations of the descriptive method that the research will address: the bilingualism of spoken and written language - the unity of time and space for the linguistic material, non-discrimination between languages - the separation of linguistic levels in the study - objectivity.
Finally, we come to a conclusion that summarizes the most important results.

Keywords: Keywords: Foundations; methodology; descriptive; linguistic; Arabic.
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