 | Encyclopédie linguistique d’Al-Andalus ; Le substrat roman et l’adstrat berbère dans le faisceau dialectal andalou The diachronic description of a language is not complete unless one considers the linguistic substrata and adstrata spoken beforehand by a population that then came to coexist with the language in question. Thus, the fourth volume of the Encyclopédie provides a detailed description of the influence exerted by the Romance substratum and the Berber adstratum on Andalusian Arabic dialects. Federico Corriente et Ángeles Vicente, Saragosse, Espagne; Christophe Pereira, Paris, France. |
