Marwa Nasser Seifeldeen
PhD in Linguistics (Comparative and Text Linguistics), Semitic Languages Department, Faculty of Al- Alsun, Ain Shams University.
Master's Degree in Linguistics:
(Comparison between the Ancient Egyptian Language and the Ge’ez
Master's Degree in Linguistics:
Comparative Linguistics between Arabic and Hebrew.
Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Oriental Languages, Faculty of Arts, Tanta University, Egypt
Specializing in Hebrew Language and Literature
Working in Manuscript studies: Traditional and New Approaches, Summer School at Universität Hamburg in Germany.
An Introduction to Studying Manuscripts as written Artefacts, from the Center for the Study of Manuscripts Cultures of
Universität Hamburg.
The Career Certificate in Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language (CCTAFL) at the American University in Cairo.
Address: Cairo, Egypt.
Master's Degree in Linguistics:
(Comparison between the Ancient Egyptian Language and the Ge’ez
Master's Degree in Linguistics:
Comparative Linguistics between Arabic and Hebrew.
Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Oriental Languages, Faculty of Arts, Tanta University, Egypt
Specializing in Hebrew Language and Literature
Working in Manuscript studies: Traditional and New Approaches, Summer School at Universität Hamburg in Germany.
An Introduction to Studying Manuscripts as written Artefacts, from the Center for the Study of Manuscripts Cultures of
Universität Hamburg.
The Career Certificate in Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language (CCTAFL) at the American University in Cairo.
Address: Cairo, Egypt.
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The study is based on the hypothesis that textual reference is not merely a means of linking sentences but represents a profound linguistic network that contributes to maintaining the coherence of the text across its various parts. By analyzing the linguistic and cultural dimensions that influence the comprehension of legal texts within their Ethiopian context, and employing a descriptive-analytical methodology, the study uncovers the ways in which textual references are utilized to create consistency and cohesion within legal texts. It also emphasizes the cultural and cognitive frameworks shaping this usage.
The study concludes that textual references in ፍትሐ ነገሥት Fetha Nagast manifest in multiple forms, including internal reference (endophora), which links elements within the text itself, and external reference (exophora), which relies on shared conventions between the text’s author and its intended audience, thereby enhancing the understanding of legal texts in their local context. The study highlights the pivotal role of pronouns and demonstrative pronouns as primary tools of textual reference, used to establish semantic links within texts. Additionally, it addresses comparative reference as a means to elucidate relationships between texts, shedding light on similarities or differences.
The research ultimately finds that textual reference is not merely a linguistic device but a dynamic tool that contributes to constructing and maintaining textual cohesion. Its reliance on linguistic and cultural contexts ensures the enhancement of textual consistency over time.
Marwa Nasser Attia Morsi Seifeldeen,
Books by Marwa Nasser Seifeldeen
And fruits some of it ripen, grow and extend, Then it becomes a common fruit, and some of them bloom at certain periods of time, but they don't withstands the changes of the ages, so it resides in the heart of the ancient texts, and it lives only within a limited temporal and spatial framework, these texts that preserved the history of languages, and testified to the great human achievement that represented in the invention of writing, so that humans communicate, get acquainted and inhabit the earth.
In this book, we shed light on some of these trees, which have an important place in the history of humanity linguistically, geographically and culturally, so we can see the life of languages and their relations to each other, and the development or extinction they are exposed to during the course of humanity.
The first part of the book is contains a brief presentation of the group of Afroasiatic languages that carry with it the group of Semitic languages, and some common features between the Ethiopian language "Ge'ez" and ancient Egyptian, Arabic and Hebrew language.
and the second part of it contains teaching the first level of the Ge'ez language, which is no longer used today But it is still used in the heart of the heritage, so it turned into What are like treasures, that searching for it reveals the image of the past that was imprinted in words to carry thoughts, civilization and culture.
The study is based on the hypothesis that textual reference is not merely a means of linking sentences but represents a profound linguistic network that contributes to maintaining the coherence of the text across its various parts. By analyzing the linguistic and cultural dimensions that influence the comprehension of legal texts within their Ethiopian context, and employing a descriptive-analytical methodology, the study uncovers the ways in which textual references are utilized to create consistency and cohesion within legal texts. It also emphasizes the cultural and cognitive frameworks shaping this usage.
The study concludes that textual references in ፍትሐ ነገሥት Fetha Nagast manifest in multiple forms, including internal reference (endophora), which links elements within the text itself, and external reference (exophora), which relies on shared conventions between the text’s author and its intended audience, thereby enhancing the understanding of legal texts in their local context. The study highlights the pivotal role of pronouns and demonstrative pronouns as primary tools of textual reference, used to establish semantic links within texts. Additionally, it addresses comparative reference as a means to elucidate relationships between texts, shedding light on similarities or differences.
The research ultimately finds that textual reference is not merely a linguistic device but a dynamic tool that contributes to constructing and maintaining textual cohesion. Its reliance on linguistic and cultural contexts ensures the enhancement of textual consistency over time.
Marwa Nasser Attia Morsi Seifeldeen,
And fruits some of it ripen, grow and extend, Then it becomes a common fruit, and some of them bloom at certain periods of time, but they don't withstands the changes of the ages, so it resides in the heart of the ancient texts, and it lives only within a limited temporal and spatial framework, these texts that preserved the history of languages, and testified to the great human achievement that represented in the invention of writing, so that humans communicate, get acquainted and inhabit the earth.
In this book, we shed light on some of these trees, which have an important place in the history of humanity linguistically, geographically and culturally, so we can see the life of languages and their relations to each other, and the development or extinction they are exposed to during the course of humanity.
The first part of the book is contains a brief presentation of the group of Afroasiatic languages that carry with it the group of Semitic languages, and some common features between the Ethiopian language "Ge'ez" and ancient Egyptian, Arabic and Hebrew language.
and the second part of it contains teaching the first level of the Ge'ez language, which is no longer used today But it is still used in the heart of the heritage, so it turned into What are like treasures, that searching for it reveals the image of the past that was imprinted in words to carry thoughts, civilization and culture.