Researcher’s Guide to Arabic References

Service Description

A Researcher’s Guide to Arabic References in Modern Arabic Language and Literature A Practical Academic Course for Non-Arabic Speaking Researchers) This specialized academic course introduces researchers, particularly non-native Arabic speakers, to the major Arabic references and research sources in the field of Modern Arabic Language and Literature. Course Objectives By the end of the course, participants will be able to: - Understand the structure and classification of Arabic academic references. - Identify the most important Arabic sources related to Modern Arabic Language and Literature. - Learn how to search for information in Arabic books and databases. - Distinguish between primary and secondary sources. - Build a reliable Arabic bibliography for research projects. - Become familiar with major Arabic references in literature, criticism, linguistics, and related fields. - Develop confidence in using Arabic sources for Master’s and PhD research. Session 1: The Arab Renaissance (Al-Nahda) and the Beginning of Modern Arabic Studies Session 2: Mapping Arabic References: Types and Research Methods Session 3: Histories of Modern Arabic Literature and Language Session 4: Arabic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Session 5: References in Modern Arabic Linguistics Session 6: References in Arabic Rhetoric and Stylistics Session 7: References in Modern Arabic Literary Criticism Session 8: Sources of Modern Arabic Poetry Session 9: Sources of Modern Arabic Novel Studies Session 10: Sources of Short Story and Drama Studies Session 11: Sources of Modern Arabic Travel Literature Session 12: Biographical Sources and Dictionaries of Authors Session 13: Arabic Newspapers and Literary Magazines Session 14: Academic Journals and Research Articles Session 15: University Theses and Dissertations Session 16: Digital Arabic Libraries and Databases Session 17: How to Build an Arabic Bibliography for Research Session 18: Evaluating Arabic References Session 19: Practical Research Workshop Session 20: Final Project and Research Presentation