Orientalia et Africana Gothoburgensia

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Editor: Tetz Rooke, Fredrik Fällman
ISSN 1404-3556 (Formerly Orientalia Gothoburgensia ISSN 0078-656X)
Founded by Bernhard Lewin
Published by the Department of Languages and Literatures of the University of Gothenburg

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Brotherly Letters: A Study of Narrative, Style, and Themes in the Correspondence of Moroccan and Tunisian Male Writers (Early 20th Century)

Dalhoumi, Mariam (2022-03-31)
Narrative, gender and authority in ‘Abbãsid literature on women

Myrne, Pernilla (2008-09-08)
The Arabic dialect of Susa (Tunisia)

Talmoudi, Fathi, 1952- (1979)
The finite passive voice in modern Arabic dialects

Retsö, Jan, 1947- (1983)
A Comparative Study of Bantu Noun Classes

Maho, Jouni (1999)
Oriental Influences in Swahili. A Study in Language and Cultural Contacts

Lodhi, Abdulaziz Y. (2000)
The analytic genitive in the modern Arabic dialects

Eksell Harning, Kerstin, 1948- (1980)
The "Good Child" and Nation-Building in Japan. - Faith, Equality and Utilitarianism in The First Japanese Primary School Reader

Nordeborg, Martin (2007)
Status and use of languages in Sudan. Data and results from surveys in Nyala and Khartoum

Idris, Helene Fatima (2007)
Discourse Connectives in Arabic Lecturing Monologue

Kammensjö, Heléne (2004)
Elusive Treasures. Natural Resources in IZUMO FUDOKI

Carlqvist, Anders (2004)
Political Turning Points - Rhetorical Analyses of Japanese Inauguration Speeches

Moberg, Pia (2002)

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The finite passive voice in modern Arabic dialects

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