An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey

Özgür Köse; H. Sezgi Saraç; Arda Arıkan

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An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey

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Keywords

Ethnolinguistic Vitality,Language Shift,Multilingualism,Regional Languages

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Özgür Köse This is me

H. Sezgi Saraç

Arda Arıkan
0000-0002-2727-1084
Türkiye

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August 21, 2017

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May 30, 2017

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July 31, 2017

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Year 2017 Volume: 2 Number: 2

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Köse, Ö., Saraç, H. S., & Arıkan, A. (2017). An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey. The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies, 2(2), 143-158. https://izlik.org/JA38MB84ZY

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1.Köse Ö, Saraç HS, Arıkan A. An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey. JMS - The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies. 2017;2(2):143-158. https://izlik.org/JA38MB84ZY

Chicago

Köse, Özgür, H. Sezgi Saraç, and Arda Arıkan. 2017. “An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey”. The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies 2 (2): 143-58. https://izlik.org/JA38MB84ZY.

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Köse Ö, Saraç HS, Arıkan A (August 1, 2017) An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey. The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies 2 2 143–158.

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[1]Ö. Köse, H. S. Saraç, and A. Arıkan, “An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey”, JMS - The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 143–158, Aug. 2017, [Online]. Available: https://izlik.org/JA38MB84ZY

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Köse, Özgür - Saraç, H. Sezgi - Arıkan, Arda. “An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey”. The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies 2/2 (August 1, 2017): 143-158. https://izlik.org/JA38MB84ZY.

JAMA

1.Köse Ö, Saraç HS, Arıkan A. An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey. JMS - The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies. 2017;2:143–158.

MLA

Köse, Özgür, et al. “An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey”. The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies, vol. 2, no. 2, Aug. 2017, pp. 143-58, https://izlik.org/JA38MB84ZY.

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1.Özgür Köse, H. Sezgi Saraç, Arda Arıkan. An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey. JMS - The Journal of Mesopotamian Studies [Internet]. 2017 Aug. 1;2(2):143-58. Available from: https://izlik.org/JA38MB84ZY

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An Ethnolinguistic Portrayal of the Arabic-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community of Antakya, Turkey

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