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    المدرج الصوتي عند القدامى والمحدثين – دراسة تطبيقية مقارنة
    (2023) ماكني, محمد
    The research paper aims to address the differences in the distribution of sounds on the vocal scale from two aspects, the first of which is theoretical and the other applied. The first generation was innovative and pioneered by Al-Khalil bin Ahmed AlFarahidi and Sibawayh. The second was traditional with Ibn Jinni, Ibn Sina and those who followed their path. As for the contemporary innovation with Ibrahim Anis, Kamal Bishr, Sharif Estita and others. As for the applied side, it comes as a comparison between heritage and contemporary studies, in terms of tracing the discrepancy in determining the exits of sounds in the staircase, as well as scientific terminology, with an applied comparative study of two models: the book by Sibawayh, and from the modernist heritage, the vocal studies of Hossam El-Bahnasawy, and we concluded that the staircase has One, but the difference is in the naming and distribution of sounds from the throat to the lips or vice versa
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    التأويل اللساني الكمي للوظيفة النحوية: قراءة فونولوجية في إعادة انتاج الدﻻلة من معاني لما
    (2021) مغني صنديد, محمد نجيب
    This research can inform us about certain academic signs that require a re-reading of classic grammatical problems, without the linguistic approach that it was, in particular those which were related to the grammatical meanings extracted from the context carried in the linguistic structures, and those also related to the semantics carried in morphological units -including horof elmaaniBut their quantitative linguistic approach can pass the classical linguistic conception of grammatical function, as grammatical morphemes, and meanings extracted from syntactic contexts in linguistic structures, which impose them on their phonological articulations, with their finite quantum physical properties, and they make them responsible for the execution of this same syntactic function, and produce new meanings corresponding to their general context, in addition to the marginal meanings, differential, which occupy the same function, or the same grammatical meaning.