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Usama Soltan - nobody@example.net — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 23:22:55 -0400

There's no textbook for this course. Rather, we will be using materials from a variety of sources, including some textbooks for Advanced Arabic. Reading materials will be drawn from newspapers, magazines, and short story collections. We will also use materials from a couple of textbooks that include texts in MSA primarily used for Arabic learning. These are:

Brustad, K., Al-Batal, M., and Al-Tonsay A. Al-Kitaab fi Ta'llum Al-'arabiyya: Part III.

Frangieh, Bassam K. Anthology of Arabic literature, culture, and thought from pre-Islamic times to the present. New Haven : Yale University Press, 2005.

Dickins, James, and Janet C.E. Watson. Standard Arabic: An advanced course.New York: Cambridge University Press, 1999.

Rammuny, R. Advanced Standard Arabic. 1994.

Listening texts will be drawn primarily from Arabic radio and TV broadcasts, and from recorded materials of other Arabic textbooks.

Course Materials - Content

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