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Linguistics for everyone : (Kayıt no. 32130)

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Title Table Of Contents:
-- About the Cover
-- Preface
-- Acknowledgments
-- What Is Language and How Do we Study It?
-- What Is Language?
-- Our Language Expertise
-- Acquiring versus Learning a Language
-- Human Language and Animal Communication
-- Can Other Animals Learn Language?
-- Did You Know...? Rico, the Talking Border Collie
-- Two Case Studies: Washoe and Nim
-- What is Grammar?
-- The Components of Grammar
-- What Is Grammatical?
-- Prescriptive and Descriptive Grammar
-- When Prescription and Description Overlap
-- Modification: Anothe Overlap
-- Grammar across Space and Time
-- Universal Grammar
-- Linguistics in the News The Language Blog and Eggcorns
-- Parameters
-- Sign Language Grammar
-- Sign Language versus Body Language
-- Language Alive! Sign Language Diversity
-- The Scientific Study of Language
-- Noam Chomsky and Generative Grammar
-- Did you Know...? Noam Chomsky
-- Influences on Modern Linguistics
-- Rationalism and Empiricism
-- Structural Linguistics
-- Linguistics Today
-- Accent on The Linguistic Society of America
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- The Human Capacity for Language
-- Our Capacity to Acquire Language
-- What Children's ``Mistakes'' Tell Us
-- Mouses and Foots: Overgeneralizing Rules
-- Language Alive! One Wug and Two...Wugs?
-- Evidence for Universal Grammar
-- Children don't Learn by Analogy
-- Stages of First Language Acquisition
-- The Prelinguistic Stage: The Early Months
-- The Babbling State: 4-8 Months
-- Did You Know...? How Do You Study an Infant?
-- The One-Word Stage: 9-18 Months
-- The Two-Word Stage: 18-24 Months
-- The Early Multiword Stage: 24-30 Months
-- Language Alive! Hardwiring and Order of Acquisition
-- The Later Multiword Stage: 30 Months and Older
-- Did You Know...? Baby Talk and Parentese
-- Did You Know...? What about Baby Einstein?
-- A Critical Period for Language Acquisition?
-- Acquisition and Isolation: Victor and Genie
-- Sign Language Acquisition
-- Second Language Acquisition
-- Is It Learning or Acquisition?
-- Interlanguage Grammar
-- Social Aspects of Second Language Acquisition
-- Second Language Acquisition and Universal Grammar
-- Two Native Languages: Bilingualism
-- Misperceptions about Bilingualism
-- Our Capacity to Create Language
-- Pidgins and Creoles
-- Nicaraguan Sign Language
-- Linguistics in the News A Gene for Language?
-- Language and the Brain
-- Language Intelligence?
-- Specific Language Impairment
-- Linguistic Savants
-- Williams Syndrome
-- A Language Center in the Brain?
-- Did You Know...? Poor Phineas Gage
-- Broca's Aphasia
-- Wernicke's Aphasia
-- More Evidence for Lateralization
-- Dichotic Listening
-- Split-Brain Patients
-- Brain Imaging
-- Accent on Clinical Linguistics
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Phonetics: Describing Sounds
-- Sounds and Symbols
-- Phonemes
-- Consonants
-- Voiced and Voiceless Consonants
-- Did You Know...? Visible Speech
-- Place of Articulation
-- Bilabial
-- Language Alive! A Disappearing Sound
-- Labiodental
-- Interdental
-- Alveolar
-- Palatal
-- Velar
-- Glottal
-- Manner of Articulation
-- Stops
-- Linguistics in the News Peter Ladefoged: Pioneer in Phonetics
-- Fricatives
-- Language Alive! Why Do we Spell Words with -ough?
-- Affricates
-- Nasals
-- Did You Know...? Mom Is Bob
-- Glides
-- Liquids
-- Language Alive! Forgotten Clusters
-- Why All These Distinctions?
-- Slips of the Tongue
-- Vowels
-- Language Alive! Do Dawn and Don Rhyme?
-- Diphthongs
-- Syllabic Consonants
-- Other Vowel Distinctions
-- Language Alive! Double is Not Long
-- Vowel Shifts
-- The Great Vowel Shift
-- The Northern Cities Chain Shift
-- The Southern Vowel Shift
-- Phonemes and Allophones
-- Accent on Product Naming
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Phonology: The Sound Patterns of Language
-- Phonemes and Allophones
-- Did You Know...? Babies are better at Language
-- Language Alive! Long-Lost English Allophones
-- Assimilation Rules
-- Vowel Nasalization
-- Alveolar Nasal Assimilation
-- Alveolar Stop Assimilation
-- Palatalization
-- Did You Know...? Invented Spelling
-- Voicing Assimilation
-- Dissimilation Rules
-- Dissimilation of Liquids and Nasal Sounds
-- Dissimilation of Fricative Sounds
-- Insertion Rules
-- Insertion of Vowels
-- Insertion of Consonants
-- Insertion of Voiceless Stop
-- Insertion of /y/
-- Deletion Rules
-- Deletion of /r/ after Vowels
-- Language Alive! Where the Heck is <h>?
-- Deletion of Fricative Next to Fricative
-- Did You Know...? Where Do You Get Tenashoes?
-- Deletion of Like Sounds or Syllables
-- Deletion of Consonant Clusters
-- Deletion of Syllable-Final Consonant Clusters
-- Fronting Rules
-- Fronting of Velar Nasal to Alveolar Nasal
-- Fronting in Child Language
-- Fronting of /x/
-- Exchange Rules
-- Exchanging /s/ and a Consonant
-- Language Alive! What's Wrong with Aks?
-- Exchanging /r/ and a Vowel
-- Exchanging Syllable Onsets
-- Multiple Rule Processes
-- Language Alive! Going Nucular
-- Suprasegmentals
-- Syllables
-- The Structure of the Syllable
-- Phonotactics
-- Children's Syllables
-- Syllable Structure Variety
-- Slips of the Tongue and Syllables
-- Stress
-- Intonation
-- Linguistics in the News Tone Languages and Perfect Pitch
-- Did You Know...? Abbish versus Ubby Dubby
-- Accent on Linguistics and Reading
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Morphology: Words and Their Parts
-- Morphemes and Meaning
-- Morphemes and Syllables
-- Recognizing Morphemes
-- Word Classes
-- Content Words
-- Function Words
-- Did You Know...? Pooh on Pronouns
-- Word Classes and Our Mental Lexicon
-- Free and Bound Morphemes
-- Affixes
-- Language Alive! Embiggen His Soul!
-- Roots
-- Derivational Affixation
-- Language Alive! What about Cranapple?
-- Language Alive! Word-orama!
-- Affixation and Our Mental Lexicon
-- Drawing Word Trees
-- Word Trees and Ambiguity
-- Inflectional Affixation
-- Inflectional Affixation of English Nouns
-- Number
-- Linguistics in the News Arkansas's Apostrophe
-- Case
-- Gender
-- Language Alive! The Battle over Whom
-- Inflectional Affixation of English Verbs
-- Infinitives, Present Tense, and Past Tense
-- Present and Past Participles
-- Suppletive Verbs and Adjectives
-- Language Alive! Ain't Ain't Had It Easy!
-- Accent on Field Linguistics
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Morphological Typology and Word Formation
-- Morphological Typology
-- Sunthetic Languages
-- Did You Know...? Solid Roundish Objects and Mushy Matter
-- Analytic Languages
-- Mixed Typological Systems
-- The Morphology of Other Languages
-- Word Formation Processes
-- Slang versus New Words
-- Linguistics in the News F***ing Brilliant! FCC Rulings on Profanity
-- Recent New Words
-- Did You Know...? The Truth about Truthiness
-- Coining
-- Compounding
-- Eponyms
-- Blends
-- Conversions
-- Language Alive! Blimey!
-- Acronyms
-- Language Alive! Ms
-- Clipping
-- Backformation
-- Reduplication
-- Accent on Lexicographers
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Syntax: Heads and Phrases
-- Nouns and Noun Pharases
-- A Phrase Structure Rule for Noun Phrases
-- Verbs and Verb Phrases
-- Language Alive! How Many Modals?
-- A Phrase Structure Rule for Verb Phrases
-- Evidence for the Aux Position
-- Language Alive! Don't Use Double Negatives.
Title NOT!
-- Subject-Auxiliary Inversion
-- English Do Insertion
-- Emphatic and Main Verb Do
-- Adjectives and Adjective Phrases
-- Language Alive! English Didn't Always Have Do
-- Adjective Phrase Positions
-- A Variable Phrase
-- Adverbs and Adverb Phrases
-- Adverb Phrase Positions
-- Linguistics in the News What's the Right Answer?
-- Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases
-- Prepositional Phrase Positions
-- Did You Know...? Literary Prepositions
-- Summary of Phrase Structure Rules
-- Clauses
-- Subjects and Predicates
-- Independent and Subordinate Clauses
-- What Is a Sentence?
-- Accent on Teaching with Trees
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Syntax: Phrase Structure and Syntactic Rules
-- Hierarchical Structure and Ambiguity
-- Ambiguity
-- Recursion
-- Linguistics in the News Starling Syntax?
-- Silent Syntax
-- Evidence for Phrases and Clauses
-- Substitution
-- Language Alive! Silent Pronoun?
-- Pronouns and Ambiguity
-- Pronoun Reference
-- Did You Know...? Who Is They, Anyway?
-- Conjunctions and Coordination
-- Language Alive! Pronouns, Prestige, and Illogical Rules
-- Coordination and Ambiguity
-- Language Alive! Sex and Syntax
-- Movement and Deletion
-- Deep and Surface Structure
-- Deletion Rules
-- Verb Phrase Deletion
-- Did You Know...? ``Does She...or Doesn't She?''
-- Gapping
-- Constraints on Deletion
-- Reordering Phrases: Movement
-- Did You Know...? Passive Should Be Avoided?
-- Constraints on Movement
-- Wh-Movement
-- Accent on Psycholinguists
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Semantics: Making Meaning with Words
-- Making Meaning
-- Semantic Deviance
-- Lexical Semantics
-- Meaning Classifications: Semantic Features
-- Noun Classes
-- Language Alive! Is the Team Playing? Are the Team Playing?
-- Entailment and Markedness
-- Meaning Subclassifications: Semantic Fields
-- Meaning Relationships: The Nyms
-- Opposite Meanings: Antonymy
-- Did You Know...? Can Something Be Very Dead?
-- Similar Meanings: Synonymy
-- Euphemisms
-- Meaning Categories: Hyponymy
-- Related Meanings: Polysemy
-- Different Meanings: Homonymy
-- Many Meanings: Lexical Ambiguity
-- Vagueness
-- Linguistics in the News Talking Right...and Left
-- Meaning Change: Semantic Shift
-- Making New Meanings: Figurative Language
-- Language Alive! Shifts in Meaning: Progress or Decay?
-- Connecting Meanings: Metaphor
-- Types of Metaphors
-- Did You Know...? Hearing Colors
-- Comparing Meanings: Simile
-- Idioms
-- Accent on Linguistics and Computers
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Semantics and Pragmatics: Making Meaning with Sentences
-- Sentence Semantics: The Linguistic Meaning of Sentences
-- Propositions and Truth Conditions
-- When Sentences Don't Express Propositions
-- Analytic and Synthetic Sentences
-- When Meanings Overlap: Entailment and Paraphrase
-- Sentences That Can't Be True: Contradictions
-- Presupposition
-- When Semantics and Syntax Overlap: The Structure of Meaning
-- Thematic Roles and Argument Structure
-- Pragmatics: How Context Shapes Meaning
-- Saying What You Mean and Meaning What You Say: Speech Acts
-- Cooperative Talk: Conversational Rules
-- Linguistics in the News The Language of the Piraha
-- Manipulating Maxims
-- Did You Know...? The Cooperative Principle and Language Acquisition
-- The Power of Politeness
-- Language Alive! Culture Clash and Pragmatic Failure
-- Honorifics and Forms of Address
-- Register
-- When Semantics and Pragmatics Overlap
-- Definiteness
-- Language Alive! Register as a Literary Device
-- Deixis
-- Did You Know...? I am You
-- Language and Thought
-- Linguistic Relativity and the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
-- Examining the Evidence
-- Mentalese
-- Did You Know...? Lost in Translation
-- Accent on Forensic Linguistics
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- The Early Story of English
-- Finding Families: The Comparative Method
-- Did You Know...? Pretty Grimm Tales
-- Language Alive! False Cognates
-- Indo-European Language Families
-- Celtic
-- Italic
-- Hellenic
-- Baltic
-- Slavic
-- Indo-Iranian
-- Armenian
-- Albanian
-- Germanic
-- Beyond Indo-European: Other Language Families
-- The Germanic Branch of Indo-European
-- English Emerges in the British Isles
-- Old English Vocabulary
-- Language Alive! Pagan Fossils
-- Did You Know...? Runic Writing and the Futhorc
-- Old English Morphology
-- Strong and Weak Nouns
-- Strong and Weak Adjectives
-- Strong and Weak Verbs and a Two-Tense System
-- Old English Syntax
-- Old English Word Order
-- Interrogative and Negative Sentences
-- Old English Phonetics and Phonology
-- English Meets French: Middle English
-- Did You Know...? The Black Death, Rats, and Fleas
-- Middle English Vocabulary
-- Middle English Morphology
-- Loss of Inflection
-- Middle English Syntax
-- Fixed SVO Order
-- Middle English Auxiliary and Modal Verbs
-- Interrogative and Negative Sentences
-- Middle English Phonology
-- From Synthetic to Analytic
-- English Established
-- Linguistics in the News Languages and Land Bridges
-- The Birth of ``Correct'' English and Prescriptive Grammar
-- Did You Know...? The Word According to Johnson
-- Early Modern English Grammar
-- The Early Modern English Vocabulary Explosion
-- Accent on Philologists
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- English Goes Global
-- What Is a Dialect?
-- The Origins of American English
-- British English goes to the New World
-- British English Influences on American English
-- American Regional Dialects
-- Dialects and Settlement Patterns
-- Drawing Dialect Boundaries
-- Appalachian English
-- New England English
-- American ``English'' Vocabulary
-- Ethnic Dialects
-- African American English
-- Did You Know...? The Ann Arbor Trial
-- Native American English
-- Lumbee English
-- Chicano English
-- Social Dialects
-- Social Networks
-- Communities of Practice
-- Social Class and Language Attitudes
-- Linguistics in the News Linguistic Profiling
-- English Keeps Traveling
-- Australian English
-- Caribbean English
-- English in Asia
-- Did You Know...? Aladdin Speaks Standard English?
-- English in Africa
-- English as a Global Language
-- Language Variation and Language Discrimination
-- Language Alive! German Goes from Good to Bad
-- Standard English and ``General American''
-- Dialect Pride
-- Language Aliv! Urban Dictionary
-- The Future of English Dialects
-- Accent on Dialect Coaches
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Representing Language: The Written Word
-- A Brief History of Writing
-- Logograms and Phonograms
-- Did You Know...? Hieroglyphics
-- Did You Know...? Cuneiform
-- Alphabets
-- The Development of English Spelling
-- Old English Writing and Spelling
-- Language Alive! Ye Olde Confusion
-- Middle English Spelling
-- Toward Modern English Spelling
-- Attempts at Spelling Reform
-- Linguistics in the News The CSIs of Language
-- The Development of English Punctuation
-- Early Punctuation
-- Modern Punctuation
-- Punctuation ``Errors''
-- Writing Rules, Standardization, and Authority
-- Language Alive! The Power of Word
-- The Power of the Dictionary
-- Writing Registers and Forms
-- Electronic English
-- Language Alive! Smileys
-- Written Standards in Flux
-- Language Alive! Are You Ever Alright?
-- The Effects of Print
-- Accent on Copy Editors
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- The Life Cycle of Language
-- Language Origins
-- A Mother Tongue?
-- Language Alive! The Origins of American Sign Language
-- A Linguistic Big Bang?
-- Why Don't Apes Do It?
-- Language Genesis
-- Creoles Revisited
-- Did You Know...? Chinook Jargon
-- Jamaican Creole
-- Hawaiian Creole English
-- Tok Pisin
-- Gullah and African American English
-- Language Shift
-- Linguistics in the News Sundance Features The Linguists
-- Latin
-- Native American Languages
-- Norman French in England
-- Language Alive! Esperanto: A Failed Lingua Franca
-- Language Planning
-- English-Only Laws
-- Did You Know...? Ketchup-Only Law
-- Language Revitalization
-- Hebrew
-- Welsh
-- Hawaiian
-- Native American Languages
-- Cherokee
-- Lushootseed
-- Did You Know...? Language Preservation in Action
-- Navajo
-- Accent on What Linguists Can Do
-- Summary
-- Sources and Resources
-- Review, Practice, and Explore
-- Bibliography
-- Glossary
-- Index of Languages
-- Index
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        Fiction Mehmet Akif Ersoy Merkez Kütüphanesi Mehmet Akif Ersoy Merkez Kütüphanesi Genel Koleksiyon 23/07/2013 68.17 2 4 P121 .D39 2010 034862 09/06/2017 05/04/2017 11/01/2015 Kitap
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