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Linguistics for Everyone has 74 ratings and 11 reviews. This book is for students with majors in English, linguistics, secondary education, foreign langu
The “Linguistics for Everyone" (LfE) project grew out of a desire to share our excitement about communicating the importance and fascination of linguistics to diverse public audiences, and to encourage our colleagues to do the same. Too often, we find a lay person's response to learning that we study language is to ask
Editorial Reviews. Review. 1. What Is Language and How Do We Study It? 2. The Human Capacity for Language. 3. Phonetics: Describing Sounds. 4. Phonology: The Sound Patterns of Language. 5. Morphology: Words and Their Parts. 6. Morphological Typology and Word Formation. 7. Syntax: Heads and Phrases. 8.
Introduction to Linguistics. Marcus Kracht. Department of Linguistics, UCLA. 3125 Campbell Hall. 450 Hilgard Avenue. Los Angeles, CA 90095–1543 kracht@humnet.ucla.edu
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Full-text (PDF) | Handout to accompany Zurer-Pearson's poster in Linguistics for Everyone Poster Symposium on Linguistics for Everyone: Engaging a broader audience for the scientific study of language.
Kristin Denham, Anne Lobeck, Linguistics for Everyone: An Introduction English | 2010 | PDF | 576 pages | 22,4 MB.
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3 May 2014 List of illustrations page x. List of tables xii. Preface to the second edition xiii. A note for course organisers and class teachers xiv. Introduction. 1. Linguistics. 2. Developmental linguistics. 6. Psycholinguistics. 9. Neurolinguistics. 11. Sociolinguistics. 14. Exercises. 17. Further reading and references. 21.

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