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Ewald, Jennifer D. – Advances in Language and Literary Studies, 2020
This study explores the important communicative roles carried out by road signs both directly and indirectly. The qualitative analysis is based on a corpus of 150 road signs collected from signage on state and local highways and roadways in seven U.S. states. Road signs were identified as either full, grammatical sentences or as block language.…
Descriptors: Signs, Communications, Traffic Safety, Motor Vehicles
Jaradat, Abdullah A. – Advances in Language and Literary Studies, 2016
This study has set out to investigate bumper stickers in Jordan focusing mainly on the themes of the stickers. The study hypothesized that bumper stickers in Jordan reflect a wide range of topics including social, economic, and political. Due to being the first study of this phenomenon, the study has adopted content-based analysis to determine the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Content Analysis, Popular Culture, Art Expression
Alomoush, Omar Ibrahim Salameh – Advances in Language and Literary Studies, 2016
This paper is devoted to the investigation of synonymy in Jordanian Arabic. It has been assumed that synonymy in Jordanian Arabic has partial rather than complete synonymy. This means that the abundance of Jordanian Arabic in synonyms can be attributed to a number of explanations, namely dialectical variations, the speaker's attitude, and origin…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Semitic Languages, Dialects, Language Usage