Arabic Language Handbook

This hardcover edition is in good condition, showing typical library markings and labels. The binding is strong, and the pages are clean, with no significant tears or annotations. The absence of a dust jacket is consistent with library bindings. Overall, it is a solid, well-maintained copy suitable for use and study.

The "Arabic Language Handbook" by Mary Catherine Bateson, published by Georgetown University Press in 2003, is a significant contribution to the field of Arabic linguistics. This edition, part of the Georgetown Classics in Arabic Language and Linguistics series, offers a comprehensive overview of the Arabic language, ideal for linguists and language enthusiasts. Originally published in 1967 by the Center for Applied Linguistics, this reprint maintains the integrity of the original work while providing updated bibliographical references. Mary Catherine Bateson, a respected scholar, brings her expertise to this essential handbook. The book is a valuable resource for those studying Arabic linguistics, offering insights into the language's structure and use. This copy, previously held in a library, includes standard library markings but is otherwise well-preserved. Its scarcity in this edition makes it a noteworthy acquisition for collectors and academics alike.