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The Structure of Arabic Language and Orthographye structure of the Arabic language and orthography that pertain to literacy research and practice. It is agreed that the development of basic reading skills is influenced by linguistic (mainly phonological and morpho-syntactic) and orthographic variation among languages. Therefore, the chapter devot

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Is the Arabic Mental Lexicon Morpheme-Based or Stem-Based? Implications for Spoken and Written Word d a word pattern. The second is a stem-based approach which dispenses with roots and word patterns and views the Arabic lexicon as being built around processes that take the stem as a basic unit. The two views have implications for the way Arabic words are accessed and stored in the mental lexicon,

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Word Recognition in Arabic: Approaching a Language-Specific Reading Modelline of word recognition theory is presented and critical theoretical aspects are examined in order to question the universality of the dominating theories about how word recognition processes proceed at the cognitive level during reading. Then, a connectionist word recognition model giving letter r