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 === History ===
-Theolinguistics was introduced by Jean-Pierre (a Belgian linguist) in the 1980s due to the many debates over religious language, and builds on historical linguistic analysis of sacred texts, integrating insights from structuralism, sociolinguistics, and pragmatics to study how language is shaped by religious beliefs and practices.<ref>Crystal, D. (2018). Whatever Happened to Theolinguistics? In Oxford University Press eBooks.</ref>
+Theolinguistics was introduced by [[Jean-Pierre]] (a Belgian linguist) in the 1980s due to the many debates over religious language, and builds on historical linguistic analysis of sacred texts, integrating insights from structuralism, [[sociolinguistics]], and [[pragmatics]] to study how language is shaped by religious beliefs and practices.<ref>Crystal, D. (2018). Whatever Happened to Theolinguistics? In Oxford University Press eBooks.</ref>
 === Key Research Areas ===
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 === Examples of Theolinguistic Studies ===
-# Biblical Linguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Bible, understanding the historical and cultural context of its composition, and examining its various translations.<ref>(Eds.). (30 Sep. 2009). "Linguistic Biblical Studies". In Linguistic Biblical Studies. Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill. Retrieved Jun 1, 2024, from https://brill.com/view/serial/LBS</ref>
+# ''Biblical Linguistics'' : Analyzing the language and structure of the Bible, understanding the historical and cultural context of its composition, and examining its various translations.<ref>(Eds.). (30 Sep. 2009). "Linguistic Biblical Studies". In Linguistic Biblical Studies. Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill. Retrieved Jun 1, 2024, from https://brill.com/view/serial/LBS</ref>
-# Islamic Theolinguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Quran, the role of Arabic in Islamic worship and scholarship, and the challenges of translating the Quran into other languages. <ref>Khodjakulova, F. R. (2024). THEOLINGUISTICS: BRIDGING LANGUAGE AND THEOLOGY. Oriental renaissance: Innovative, educational, natural and social sciences, 4(3), 445-449.</ref>
+# ''Islamic Theolinguistics'' : Analyzing the language and structure of the Quran, the role of Arabic in Islamic worship and scholarship, and the challenges of translating the Quran into other languages. <ref>Khodjakulova, F. R. (2024). THEOLINGUISTICS: BRIDGING LANGUAGE AND THEOLOGY. Oriental renaissance: Innovative, educational, natural and social sciences, 4(3), 445-449.</ref>
 === Other Languages ===
-Greek: Θεογλωσσολογία (Theoglossologia)<br>
+Greek: ''Θεογλωσσολογία'' (''Theoglossologia'')<br>
-German: Theolinguistik<br>
+German: ''Theolinguistik''<br>
-Spanish: Teolingüística
+Spanish: ''Teolingüística''
 === References ===

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 Theolinguistics is one of the field of linguistics which analyzes the relationship between language and religious beliefs, doctrines, scriptures practices, and texts. It studies how language functions in religious situations, how religious language influences thought and behavior, and how sacred texts are linguistically constructed or interpreted<ref>Crystal, D. (2018). Whatever Happened to Theolinguistics? In Oxford University Press eBooks. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780190636647.003.0001</ref>.
-=== Etymology ===
+=== Origin ===
 A word "Theolinguistics" originates from the Greek word θεός (theos) which means "god," and "linguistics" for the study of language.

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 == Theolinguistics ==
 === Definition ===
-Theolinguistics is one of the field of linguistics which analyzes the relationship between language and religious beliefs, doctrines, scriptures practices, and texts. It studies how language functions in religious situations, how religious language influences thought and behavior, and how sacred texts are linguistically constructed or interpreted.
+Theolinguistics is one of the field of linguistics which analyzes the relationship between language and religious beliefs, doctrines, scriptures practices, and texts. It studies how language functions in religious situations, how religious language influences thought and behavior, and how sacred texts are linguistically constructed or interpreted<ref>Crystal, D. (2018). Whatever Happened to Theolinguistics? In Oxford University Press eBooks. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780190636647.003.0001</ref>.
 === Etymology ===
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 === History ===
-Theolinguistics was introduced by Jean-Pierre (a Belgian linguist) in the 1980s due to the many debates over religious language, and builds on historical linguistic analysis of sacred texts, integrating insights from structuralism, sociolinguistics, and pragmatics to study how language is shaped by religious beliefs and practices.
+Theolinguistics was introduced by Jean-Pierre (a Belgian linguist) in the 1980s due to the many debates over religious language, and builds on historical linguistic analysis of sacred texts, integrating insights from structuralism, sociolinguistics, and pragmatics to study how language is shaped by religious beliefs and practices.<ref>Crystal, D. (2018). Whatever Happened to Theolinguistics? In Oxford University Press eBooks.</ref>
 === Key Research Areas ===
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 # Discourse Types: It explores how religion is portrayed in the media such as journalistic, social media, and also in the institutional texts.
 # Precedent Texts: It studies the role and functioning of religiously originated texts in different types of texts.
-# Comparative Analysis: It focuses at the comparative use of religiously marked language units.
+# Comparative Analysis: It focuses at the comparative use of religiously marked language units.<ref>Naydenova, N. S., & С, Н. Н. (2018). Modern Linguistics through Post-Secular Perspective. Vestnik Rossijskogo Universiteta Družby Narodov. Seriâ Lingvistika, 22(4), 988–1000. https://doi.org/10.22363/2312-9182-2018-22-4-988-1000</ref>
 === Examples of Theolinguistic Studies ===
-# Biblical Linguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Bible, understanding the historical and cultural context of its composition, and examining its various translations.
+# Biblical Linguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Bible, understanding the historical and cultural context of its composition, and examining its various translations.<ref>(Eds.). (30 Sep. 2009). "Linguistic Biblical Studies". In Linguistic Biblical Studies. Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill. Retrieved Jun 1, 2024, from https://brill.com/view/serial/LBS</ref>
-# Islamic Theolinguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Quran, the role of Arabic in Islamic worship and scholarship, and the challenges of translating the Quran into other languages.
+# Islamic Theolinguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Quran, the role of Arabic in Islamic worship and scholarship, and the challenges of translating the Quran into other languages. <ref>Khodjakulova, F. R. (2024). THEOLINGUISTICS: BRIDGING LANGUAGE AND THEOLOGY. Oriental renaissance: Innovative, educational, natural and social sciences, 4(3), 445-449.</ref>
 === Other Languages ===
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 === References ===

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 == Theolinguistics ==
 === Definition ===
-Theolinguistics is an interdisciplinary field of linguistics study that focuses on the relationship between language and religious beliefs, doctrines, scriptures practices, and texts. It explores how language functions in religious situations, how religious language influences thought and behavior, and how sacred texts are linguistically constructed or interpreted.
+Theolinguistics is one of the field of linguistics which analyzes the relationship between language and religious beliefs, doctrines, scriptures practices, and texts. It studies how language functions in religious situations, how religious language influences thought and behavior, and how sacred texts are linguistically constructed or interpreted.
 === Etymology ===
 A word "Theolinguistics" originates from the Greek word θεός (theos) which means "god," and "linguistics" for the study of language.

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 === Examples of Theolinguistic Studies ===
-* Biblical Linguistics<br> : Analyzing the language and structure of the Bible, understanding the historical and cultural context of its composition, and examining its various translations.
+* Biblical Linguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Bible, understanding the historical and cultural context of its composition, and examining its various translations.
-* Islamic Theolinguistics<br> : Analyzing the language and structure of the Quran, the role of Arabic in Islamic worship and scholarship, and the challenges of translating the Quran into other languages.
+* Islamic Theolinguistics : Analyzing the language and structure of the Quran, the role of Arabic in Islamic worship and scholarship, and the challenges of translating the Quran into other languages.
 === Other Languages ===