| Title: | The linguistic calque as a modern mean of enriching the Persian language |
| Author: | Irina Erhan |
| Publication: | The Proceedings of the International Conference Globalization, Intercultural Dialogue and National Identity. Section: Language and Discourse, 4, p. 154-159 |
| ISBN: | 978-606-8624-01-3 |
| Editors: | Iulian Boldea, Cornel Sigmirean |
| Publisher: | Arhipelag XXI Press |
| Place: | Tîrgu-Mureș |
| Year: | 2017 |
| Abstract: | This article will explore the narrative of Arab diplomacy in terms of adapting its values to the Western cultural patterns, which have often been the source of the unpardonable drifts of westernised Arab intellectuals accused of acculturation. Our analysis provides an understanding of how these Western values have transformed the Muslim diplomacy, because many Arab diplomats, trained in the Western world, have adopted a modern speech and a distinctive attitude, considered more effective in achieving national interest, but with linguistic, religious and identity culture consequences. With a particular focus on how Islam and the Arabic language tend to be moral and intellectual weapons against the Western cultural invasion and as tools for recovering the lost identity, this article will examine the consequences of the Arab-Islamic world’s trajectory from the colonial status to the nation-state. The territory of Islam now appears to be marked by Western hostility and ideologies, as well as by diplomatic strategies dictated by the precise interests of each Arab state. In the research activity, we will appeal to an analytical approach to the Arab diplomacy, integrating the main concepts and theories of the Arab diplomatic discourse and highlighting how the Arab diplomacy has adopted rules incompatible with religion, with the desire of aligning itself to the Western diplomatic model. |
| Key words: | culture, Arab diplomacy, Muslim territory, etiquette, islam |
| Language: | Romanian |
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