Hewa S. Khalid
Hewa Salam Khalid is a Kurdish scholar, PhD in Kurdish language and culture, he is a current lecturer at Indiana University Bloomington and former lecturer at Koya University - Kurdistan Region of Iraq. He left his previous PhD at Eastern Mediterranean University in the Turkish Cyprus because he was forced to not mention the name of Kurdistan in his dissertation.[1]
Publications[edit]
- Kurdish Language, its family and dialects[2]
- Newroz from Kurdish and Persian Perspectives -A Comparative Study [3]
- Hinker; Central Kurdish Language Teaching [4]
- Adjectives in Kurdish language: Comparison between dialects [5]
- The Language and Politics of Iraqi Kurdistan: from the 1991 Uprising to the Consolidation of a Kurdish Regional Government Today[6]
- National Fabric; Iran ethnic minorities [7]
- New Forms and Functions of Subordinate Clause in Kurdish [8]
- Kurdish Dialect Continuum, As a Standardization Solution [9]
- I am afraid of Land's escape - novel - 2008 [10]
References[edit]
- ^ ستاندار, لەلایەن (2019-07-31). "دکتۆرایەک پێشکەش بە ناوی (کوردستان)! – Standard Kurd". Retrieved 2024-02-11.
- ^ Karacan, Hasan; Khalid, Hewa Salam (2016-08-31). "Adjectives in Kurdish language: Comparison between dialects". International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2 (2). doi:10.21600/ijks.76230. ISSN 2149-2751.
- ^ Khalid, H. S. (2020). Newroz from Kurdish and Persian Perspectives -A Comparative Study. Journal of Ethic and Cultural Studies 7 (1), pp.116–130
- ^ Kurdish institute & Koya University, 2019
- ^ Hewa S. Khalid, Hasan Karacan (2016). Adjectives in Kurdish language: Comparison between dialects. International Journal of Kurdish Studies 2 (2), pp.15–23
- ^ Hewa S. Khalid, 2015. ISBN 978-3659800405
- ^ Small Media, 2015
- ^ Khalid, H. S. & Hamamorad, A. M. (2015). New Forms and Functions of Subordinate Clause in Kurdish. International Journal of Kurdish Studies 1 (2), pp.1–14
- ^ Khalid, H. S. (2015). Kurdish Dialect Continuum, As a Standardization Solution. International Journal of Kurdish Studies 1 (1), pp.27–39
- ^ Hewa S. Khalid, 2008