تعدد مرجعيات البحث اللساني العربي

Abstract EN

The follower of the Arabic linguistic achievement finds that it refers to different references.

the first reference is represented in the ancient Arabic linguistic heritage.

the second reference is represented in modern western linguistics, with its modern theoretical and methodological frameworks for re-description and interpretation of languages.

the third reference is the renaissance thought and its problems related to the renewal of the Arabic language lesson.

this situation of references’ multiplicity arises different questions about its reflections on Arabic linguistic achievement : -was this diversity a source of richness and enrichment for modern Arabic linguistics ? -did it generate a hybrid linguistic discourse at far distances between these references ?