The current paper investigates the quizzical, intonational question which lacks an overt question particle. The paper aims to explicate the underlying question particle which is either ‘al-hamza’ (glottal stop) or ‘hal’ (yes/no question particle). Classical Arab Grammarians take the ‘al-hamza’ rather than ‘hal’ as the covert question particle in this type of questions. They have not even discussed ‘hal’ as a candidate for the underlying question particle. However, A few modern Arab linguists departed the traditional viewpoint and argued for considering ‘hal’, as well as ‘al-hamza’, as the underlying question particle forthequizzical question with null particle. They argue that both particles surface in the quizzical question with overt particle counterpart. The current paper scrutinizes the arguments of Classical Arab Grammarians and posits a different analysis couched in some syntactic and historical linguistic insights.
Okasha, O. Y. (2018). Quizzical Question with Null Question Particle: Is the Underlying Particle ‘Al-Hamza’ or ‘Hal’?. Journal of the Faculty of Arts, 78(اکتوبر علوم لغة), 1-26. doi: 10.21608/jarts.2018.83549
MLA
Omar Youssef Okasha. "Quizzical Question with Null Question Particle: Is the Underlying Particle ‘Al-Hamza’ or ‘Hal’?". Journal of the Faculty of Arts, 78, اکتوبر علوم لغة, 2018, 1-26. doi: 10.21608/jarts.2018.83549
HARVARD
Okasha, O. Y. (2018). 'Quizzical Question with Null Question Particle: Is the Underlying Particle ‘Al-Hamza’ or ‘Hal’?', Journal of the Faculty of Arts, 78(اکتوبر علوم لغة), pp. 1-26. doi: 10.21608/jarts.2018.83549
VANCOUVER
Okasha, O. Y. Quizzical Question with Null Question Particle: Is the Underlying Particle ‘Al-Hamza’ or ‘Hal’?. Journal of the Faculty of Arts, 2018; 78(اکتوبر علوم لغة): 1-26. doi: 10.21608/jarts.2018.83549
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