Template for chapters in "Arabic and contact-induced change: a handbook" part I
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\title{X influences in Arabic}
\author{%
Chap ter Author\affiliation{University of Eden}\and
Noam Chimpsky\affiliation{University of Pluto}\lastand
Jane Wilson\affiliation{National Institute for Language}
}
\abstract{
Abstract goes here
}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\section{Current state and historical development}
Provide an overview of the current state and historical development of the Arabic variety in question from a geographical, demographic and sociolinguistic point of view.
\subsection{Possible subsection: historical development of X}
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A timeline is given in \figref{fig:1:timeline}.
\begin{figure}
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\startchronology[startyear=-2500,endyear=2017,startdate=false,stopdate=false]
\chronoperiode[datesstyle=\scriptsize,textstyle=\small]{-2500}{-1500}{Proto-X}
\chronoperiode[datesstyle=\scriptsize,textstyle=\small]{-1500}{250}{Early X}
\chronoperiode[datesstyle=\scriptsize,textstyle=\small]{250}{1250}{Late X}
\chronoperiode[datesstyle=\scriptsize,textstyle=\small]{1250}{2017}{Modern X}
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\caption{Timeline of X}
\label{fig:1:timeline}
\end{figure}
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A facsimile is given in \figref{fig:1:facsimile}.
\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{samplefigure.png}
\caption{A facsimile of the X scroll}
\label{fig:1:facsimile}
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\subsection{Possible subsection: current situation of X}
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Speaker populations are given in \tabref{tab:1:speakerpopulations}.
\begin{table}
\caption{Speaker populations}
\label{tab:1:speakerpopulations}
\begin{tabular}{lr}
\lsptoprule
country & speakers\\
\midrule
Atlantis & 3.200\\
Futuristan & 13.000\\
\lspbottomrule
\end{tabular}
\end{table}
\section{Contact languages}
\subsection{Overview}
Information and brief description of: the principal contact languages for the variety; the
circumstances under which they came into contact \citep{VanCoetsem1988}; and the dynamics of the multilingual
communities that resulted (also see \citealt{Versteegh2001}).
\subsection{Contact language A}
...
\subsection{Contact language B}
...
\section{Summary and illustration of salient contact-induced changes in the variety in question}
Where possible, consideration is given to the likely agents of each change, and whether they were
dominant in the source language(s) or the recipient language \citep{VanCoetsem1988}. Also, where possible and
appropriate, this section should be structured by: phonology; morphology; syntax; lexicon.
\subsection{Phonology}
...
\begin{table}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{ p{20mm} X X X X X X X }
\lsptoprule
& \rotatehead{Labial} & \rotatehead{Dental} & \rotatehead{Retroflex} & \rotatehead{Palatal} & \rotatehead{Velar} & \rotatehead{Postvelar} & \rotatehead[1.2cm]{Glottal} \\\midrule
Plosive
& p & t & ʈ & & k & (q) &\\
& pʰ & tʰ & ʈʰ & & kʰ & &\\
& b & d & ɖ & & ɡ & & \\
Affricate
& & ʦ & ʈʂ & ʨ & & & \\
& & (ʦʰ) & (ʈʂʰ) & ʨʰ & & & \\
Fricative
& (f) & s & ʂ & ɕ & x & & h\\
& & z & (ʐ) & ʑ & ɣ & & \\
Nasal
& m & n & ɳ & & & & \\
Flap
& & r & ɽ & & & & \\
Lateral
& & l & & & & & \\
Approximant
& w & & & j & & & \\\lspbottomrule
\end{tabularx}
\caption{Inventory of consonants (IPA). Marginal or doubtful phonemes within parentheses}
\label{tab:1:consonants}
\end{table}
\subsection{Morphology}
Example \REF{ex:cogito} discusses an interesting morphological aspect.
\ea\label{ex:cogito}
\langinfo{Atlantean Arabic}{}{\citealt{Versteegh2001}}\\
\gll cogito ergo sum\\
think.\textsc{1sg}.\textsc{pres} therefore \textsc{cop}.\textsc{1sg}.\textsc{pres}\\
\glt `I think therefore I am.'
\z
\subsection{Syntax}
Example \REF{ex:scribo} discusses an interesting syntactic aspect.
\ea\label{ex:scribo}
\langinfo{Atlantean Arabic}{}{\citealt{Versteegh2001}}\\
\gll scribo ergo sum\\
write.\textsc{1sg}.\textsc{pres} therefore \textsc{cop}.\textsc{1sg}.\textsc{pres}\\
\glt `I write therefore I am.'
\z
\subsection{Lexicon}
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\section{Conclusion}
Conclusion, including outline of what we still do not know about the variety in question, and the
most urgent issues for future research.
\section*{Further Reading}
References to, and brief descriptions of, the 2–5 most important published sources of
information on contact-induced change in the variety in question.
\section*{Abbreviations}
\section*{Acknowledgements}
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