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  1. Hallberg, Andreas, Om arabiska : en kort språkvetenskaplig introduktion. Göteborg 2023. 101 p. ISBN 978-91-7963-123-9 (tryckt) ISBN 978-91-7963-124-6 (pdf) paper 100.00
  2. Dalhoumi, Mariam, A Study of Narrative, Style, and Themes in the Correspondence of Moroccan and Tunisian Male Writers (early 20th century). Göteborg 2022. 251 p. ISBN 978-91-7963-099-7 (tryckt) ISBN 978-91-7963-100-0 paper 200.00
  3. Myrne, Pernilla, Narrative, Gender and Authority in Abbasid Literature on Women. Göteborg 2010. 309 p. ISBN 978-91-7346-673-8 paper 220.00
  4. Idris, Helene Fatima, Language Use and Language Attitudes in Sudan - Sociolinguistic Surveys in Nyala and Khartoum. Göteborg 2008. 257 p. ISBN 978-91-7346-634-9 paper 220.00
  5. Nordeborg, Martin, The "Good Child" and Nation-Building in Japan - The First Japanese Primary School Reader. 2007. 180 p. ISBN 978-91-7346-606-6 paper 180.00
  6. Kammensjö, Heléne, Discourse Connectives in Arabic Lecturing Monologue. 2005. 219 p. ISBN 91-7346-541-0 paper 180.00
  7. Carlqvist, Anders, Elusive Treasures - Natural Resources in Izumo Fudoki. 2005. 355 p. ISBN 91-7346-538-0 paper 200.00
  8. Maho, Jouni Filip och Sands, Bonny, The Languages of Tanzania. A Bibliography 2003. 438 p. ISBN 91-7346-454-6 paper 300.00
  9. Moberg, Pia, Political Turning Points – Rhetorical Analyses of Japanese Inauguration Speeches. 2002. 235 p. ISBN 91-7346-441-4 paper 180.00
  10. Lodhi, Abdulaziz, Oriental Influences in Swahili. A Study in Language and Culture Contacts. 2000. 253 p. ISBN 91-7346-377-9 paper 200.00
  11. Thunman, Noriko, Forbidden Colors Essays on Body and Mind in the Novels of Mishima Yukio. 1999. 141 p. paper 150.00 ISBN 91-7346-368-X
  12. Maho, Jouni, A Comparative Study of Bantu Noun Classes. 1999. 404 p. ISBN 91-7346-364-7 paper 200.00
  13. Dahlgren, Sven-Olof, Word Order in Arabic. 1998. 273 p. ISBN 91-7346-328-0 paper 200.00
  14. Ulving, Tor, Dictionary of Old and Middle Chinese. Bernhard Karlgren's Grammata Serica Recensa Alphabetically Arranged. 1997. 397 p. ISBN 91-7346-294-2 paper 230.00
  15. Diakonoff, Igor M., Archaic Myths of the Orient and the Occident. 1995. 216 p. ISBN 91-7346-276-4 paper 180.00
  16. Talmoudi, Fathi, A morphosemantic study of Romance verbs in the Arabic dialects of Tunis, Susa and Sfax. Part 1. Derived themes II, III, V, VI and X. 1986. 131 p. ISBN 91-7346-162-8 paper 140.00
  17. Talmoudi, Fathi, The diglossic situation in North Africa: A study of classical Arabic/dialectal Arabic diglossia with sample text in ’mixed Arabic’. 1984. 161 p. ISBN 91-7346-137-7 paper 140.00
  18. Retsö, Jan, The finite passive voice in modern Arabic dialects. 1983. 217 p. ISBN 91-7346-115-6 paper 140.00
  19. Talmoudi, Fathi, Texts in the Arabic dialect of Susa (Tunisia). Transcription, translation, notes and glossary. 1981. 166 p. ISBN 91-7346-101-6 paper 140.00
  20. Eksell Harning, Kerstin, The analytic genitive in the modern Arabic dialects. 1980. 185 p. ISBN 91-7346-087-7 paper 140.00
  21. Talmoudi, Fathi, The Arabic dialect of Susa (Tunisia). 1980. 189 p. ISBN 91-7346-079-6 paper 140.00
  22. Palva, Heikki, Narratives and poems from Hesban. Arabic texts recorded among the semi-nomadic el- Agarma Tribe (al-Balqa’ District, Jordan). 1978. 110 p. ISBN 91-7346-049-4 paper 100.00
  23. Palva, Heikki, Studies in the Arabic dialect of the semi-nomadic el- Agarma Tribe (al-Balqa’ District, Jordan). 1976. 109 p. ISBN 91-7346-021-4 paper 100.00
  24. Lewin, Bernhard, Notes on Cabali. The Arabic dialect spoken by Alawis of ”Jebel Ansariye”. 1969. 59 p. paper 75.00

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