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open access | peer reviewedKeywords Hoda barakat • Korean noun phrase • Contemporary art • Noun modifier • Structuralism • Iraqi Jews • Moroccan literary criticism • Prosody • Mona Prince • Women’s writing • Tàijíquán • Tang Dynasty • MENA region • Word • Rangogaku • Transfer • Poetry • Angelo De Gubernatis • Maḵzan al-asrār • Adverbial modification • Nakano Ryūho • Chinese • Folklore • Iranian languages • Qìgōng • Religion • Structural particles • Verbal system • Yang Chichang • Hospitality • Chinese alcohol • Translation • Arabic migration literature • Image repair • News broadcasting • Manomaya-kāya • Social media • Sahel • Surrealism • Fujiwara no Teika • Functional projection • Female sexuality • Thematic hierarchy • Painting • Radio • Food consumption • Francesco Lorenzo Pullé • Refugee writing • Formalism • Suicide • Shanghai • Art • Karbalāʾ • Learner corpus research • Le Moulin poetry society • London Missionary Society • Gender-role distinctions • Persian rhyme • Stirring up deviant behavior • Corpus linguistics • Kindai shūka • ʿilm al-ʿarūḍ • Instructional design • Piłsudski • Chinese as a second language acquisition • Livorno Jewish books for the Iraqi market • Zizhi tongjian • COVID-19 • Illness • Egyptian contemporary literature • Celestino Schiaparelli • Derrida • Ravī • Sociolinguistics • Sakhalin • Judaeo-Arabic names for Livorno • Syntactic hierarchy • Joseph Edkins • The Livorno press as an emulated brand • Crucifixion iconography • Ainu • Eiga no Taigai • Shizuki Tadao • Diplomacy • Buddhism • Eroticism in Arab literature • Global pandemic • L2 Chinese learner corpora • Philology • Spectral analysis • Jonathan Smith • Functional structure • Nakedness writing • Ekphrasis • Post-Unification Italy • Icon painting • Games translation • Argument structure • Comparison • Dutch studies • Endangered languages • History of Italian Culture • Isan • Technical treatises • Dutch poetry • al-Ḥusayn b • Mixed Arabic • Waka • Tatoe • Rangaku • Arab literary criticism • Ṭarṭūs dialect • Religious practice • Hristofor Zhefarovich • Christianity • Adnominal modification • Qāfiya • Japanese language • Western learning • Syrian varieties • Sanctifying alliances • Crisis management • History of Oriental Studies in Italy • Iddhi • Self-inflicted violence • Graziadio Isaia Ascoli • Sasanians • Digital Humanities • Poetics • Slavic Baroque • Publishing • Chinese literature • Arabic poetry • Afterlife beliefs • Cholangiocarcinoma • Missionary journals • Qì • Filiality • Treatise • Lightness • Revolutionary martyr • Politics • Lodovico Nocentini • Taiwan Studies • Social agents • Chinese diaspora • Caucasus • Speech • Genitive case marker • Emblems • Taiwan poetry • Alans • Literary space and place • Jacob Cats • Specifier analysis • Taiwan literature • China • Translation studies • Language teaching • ʿAlī • Neẓāmi Ganjavi • Chinese communication strategies • Censorship • Sinitic • Tunisian Arabic • Taboos • al-Qaṣīda al-Ḫazraǧiyya • Modernism • Female body • Jewish press in Livorno • Learner corpus construction • Literary criticism • Mediators • Persian suffixed morphemes • Šams-i Qays • Narts • Oriental School at University of Rome • Semantic ambiguity • Body • al-Muʿğam fī maʿāyīr ašʿār al-ʿağam • Influence • Ignazio Guidi • Ahl al-bayt • Arabic dialectology • Sexual explicitness • Care • al-Ḫazraǧī • Thailand • Masculinity • GenP (Genitive phrase)
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