The Syntax of Arabic and French Code Switching in Morocco
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The book explores a universal syntactic constraint for code-switching, focusing on interactions among French, Moroccan Arabic, and Standard Arabic. It provides a theoretical framework and linguistic context, analyzing how functional bilinguals navigate syntax when switching between these languages. The author argues that the identified constraints could apply to similar language contact situations globally, making it relevant for students and scholars in French, Arabic, theoretical linguistics, syntax, and bilingualism.
