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A Descriptive Study Of Graffiti Of Palestinians In Refugee Camps In Jordan From The Views Of Sociolinguistics And Sociology Of Language
This research was carried out to investigate the graffiti of Palestinians in refugee camps in Jordan from the perspectives of sociolinguistics and the sociology of language to figure out the language functions of the graffiti, linguistic features and rhetorical devices and the social problems that a
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