الاقتصاد اللغوي سمة تخاطبية في العقلية العربية: دراسة تحليلية.

This research seeks to identify the status of linguistic economy for the user of the Arabic language as a conversational feature, and to demonstrate the value of this phenomenon in the Arab mentality. Adopting descriptive analytical approach, this analysis is done through a set of themes, firstly: The aphorisms featured in the old sayings from the speech of the Arabs which stress the importance of economy in the use of language and its favorability over the verbal and content domains. Secondly, theorizing this phenomenon as a linguistic behavior as mentioned in the Arabic sources of linguists and jurists. Thirdly, possible explanations for the preference of the Arab mentality for this conversational feature and its adoption in use. Among the most prominent findings of the study are the following: Each linguistic community has its own characteristics in the use of language because language is a social fact that controls the behavior of an individual in using it. Aphorisms and proverbs indicate that the feature of economy in the use of language was preferred by the Arab in the past, and Arabic scholars and jurists gave this feature high importance. They took care of it, and looked at it in terms of terminology, definition, preference, classification, and representation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]