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Title: Teach yourself Maltese [Book review] Abstract: J. Cassar Pullicino reviews the book 'Teach yourself Maltese' by Joseph Aquilina.

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Title: Some observations on the distribution of Xaghra place-names in Malta Abstract: One of the most characteristic features of the Maltese landscape is the man-made field. In this article, the author gives some observations on the distribution of Xaghra place-names in Malta.

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Title: Editorial : introducing our principal contributor Abstract: In this editorial, Mr J. Aquilina introduces Mr. J. Cassar Pullicino to its readers, calling him a principal contributor to the Journal of Maltese Studies. In fact, Mr J. Cassar Pullicino has given an article in the 1967 issue named 'Ethno-Linguistic Aspects of Animals in Malta'. Mr J. Aquilina continues on by also listing some of the main works written by Mr J. Cassar Pullicino.

1967-01-01T00:00:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/26042 2018-01-26T02:18:50Z 1967-01-01T00:00:00Z

Title: Some discrepancies in the reasoning of the Arab grammarians Abstract: In this article, the author discusses the role of grammarians and how linguistic studies has become prominent in the Arabic scholarship. He states that it was as a result of Islam, and the need for accurate study and exegesis of the Koran, that linguistic studies assumed such a major role. A large number of very competent grammars were written, dealing at varying lengths with the various aspects of Arabic grammar. Not infrequently, however, the grammarians found themselves at variance with each other, presenting two different, and to their way of thinking apparently sound points of view about the same aspect of the language. It is the intention of this article to present and illustrate some of these discrepancies.

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