Berber lexicography course, Volume I: theoretical courses - Aoudia, Arezki
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In the first volume of this book, we offer students and users of Berber a set of theoretical courses that summarize the general state of the various lexicographical and terminographical productions of Berber in general and of the Kabyle language in particular. In the second volume, we propose a series of exercises with corrections to better understand these courses. It will serve as a teaching aid for undergraduate and graduate students.These courses and exercises made available to students have as objectives to : Allow the student to learn about lexicography in general and Berber lexicography…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In the first volume of this book, we offer students and users of Berber a set of theoretical courses that summarize the general state of the various lexicographical and terminographical productions of Berber in general and of the Kabyle language in particular. In the second volume, we propose a series of exercises with corrections to better understand these courses. It will serve as a teaching aid for undergraduate and graduate students.These courses and exercises made available to students have as objectives to : Allow the student to learn about lexicography in general and Berber lexicography (bilingual) in particular, to know the whole of the Berber lexicographical production, to make the student aware of the importance, even the need to use the dictionary as a working tool and a means of self-improvement of the language, to bring the student to read a dictionary article correctly in order to make proper use of it and to allow the student to check the spelling of a word or its correct use from a morphosyntactic point of view.
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Autorenporträt
Dr Arezki AOUDIA was born on 23/05/1977, from the village Tifilkout (A.E.H, ex Michelet). He obtained a degree in Amazigh Language and Culture in 2003, a magister in Amazigh Language and Culture in 2008, a science thesis in Amazigh Language and Culture in 2016 and finally a university habilitation in Berber Linguistics in 2019.