Introduction To A Philosophical Grammar Of Arabic

In this groundbreaking work, Gottlieb William Leitner introduces readers to a new way of thinking about the Arabic language. Drawing on insights from philosophy, linguistics, and cultural studies, Leitner provides a detailed analysis of the grammar and structure of Arabic that challenges many long-held assumptions about the language. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the Arabic language or the intersection of language and philosophy.
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