الأعراف الاجتماعية في الأحكام النحوية

Abstract EN

In social linguistics, linguists have taken an interest - in the study of language - in the semantic aspects of social tracking in the changing significance and evolution of words, as well as the phonetic aspects of changing dialects, evolving voices and changing them according to gender, while most have not been interested in studying the impact of society on language judgements except for some isolated references in the writings of the ancient and modernists.

As a result of these references, this research explores grammatical issues, the formulation of which has been influenced by the customs and traditions of society through different subdivisions.