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Linguistics for everyone : |
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Kristin Denham, Anne Lobeck |
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2010. |
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| Title |
Table Of Contents: |
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About the Cover |
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Preface |
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Acknowledgments |
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What Is Language and How Do we Study It? |
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What Is Language? |
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Our Language Expertise |
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Acquiring versus Learning a Language |
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Human Language and Animal Communication |
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Can Other Animals Learn Language? |
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Did You Know...? Rico, the Talking Border Collie |
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Two Case Studies: Washoe and Nim |
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What is Grammar? |
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The Components of Grammar |
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What Is Grammatical? |
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Prescriptive and Descriptive Grammar |
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When Prescription and Description Overlap |
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Modification: Anothe Overlap |
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Grammar across Space and Time |
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Universal Grammar |
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Linguistics in the News The Language Blog and Eggcorns |
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Parameters |
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Sign Language Grammar |
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Sign Language versus Body Language |
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Language Alive! Sign Language Diversity |
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The Scientific Study of Language |
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Noam Chomsky and Generative Grammar |
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Did you Know...? Noam Chomsky |
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Influences on Modern Linguistics |
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Rationalism and Empiricism |
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Structural Linguistics |
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Linguistics Today |
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Accent on The Linguistic Society of America |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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The Human Capacity for Language |
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Our Capacity to Acquire Language |
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What Children's ``Mistakes'' Tell Us |
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Mouses and Foots: Overgeneralizing Rules |
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Language Alive! One Wug and Two...Wugs? |
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Evidence for Universal Grammar |
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Children don't Learn by Analogy |
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Stages of First Language Acquisition |
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The Prelinguistic Stage: The Early Months |
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The Babbling State: 4-8 Months |
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Did You Know...? How Do You Study an Infant? |
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The One-Word Stage: 9-18 Months |
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The Two-Word Stage: 18-24 Months |
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The Early Multiword Stage: 24-30 Months |
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Language Alive! Hardwiring and Order of Acquisition |
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The Later Multiword Stage: 30 Months and Older |
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Did You Know...? Baby Talk and Parentese |
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Did You Know...? What about Baby Einstein? |
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A Critical Period for Language Acquisition? |
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Acquisition and Isolation: Victor and Genie |
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Sign Language Acquisition |
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Second Language Acquisition |
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Is It Learning or Acquisition? |
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Interlanguage Grammar |
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Social Aspects of Second Language Acquisition |
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Second Language Acquisition and Universal Grammar |
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Two Native Languages: Bilingualism |
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Misperceptions about Bilingualism |
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Our Capacity to Create Language |
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Pidgins and Creoles |
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Nicaraguan Sign Language |
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Linguistics in the News A Gene for Language? |
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Language and the Brain |
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Language Intelligence? |
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Specific Language Impairment |
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Linguistic Savants |
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Williams Syndrome |
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A Language Center in the Brain? |
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Did You Know...? Poor Phineas Gage |
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Broca's Aphasia |
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Wernicke's Aphasia |
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More Evidence for Lateralization |
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Dichotic Listening |
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Split-Brain Patients |
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Brain Imaging |
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Accent on Clinical Linguistics |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Phonetics: Describing Sounds |
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Sounds and Symbols |
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Phonemes |
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Consonants |
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Voiced and Voiceless Consonants |
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Did You Know...? Visible Speech |
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Place of Articulation |
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Bilabial |
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Language Alive! A Disappearing Sound |
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Labiodental |
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Interdental |
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Alveolar |
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Palatal |
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Velar |
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Glottal |
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Manner of Articulation |
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Stops |
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Linguistics in the News Peter Ladefoged: Pioneer in Phonetics |
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Fricatives |
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Language Alive! Why Do we Spell Words with -ough? |
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Affricates |
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Nasals |
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Did You Know...? Mom Is Bob |
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Glides |
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Liquids |
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Language Alive! Forgotten Clusters |
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Why All These Distinctions? |
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Slips of the Tongue |
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Vowels |
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Language Alive! Do Dawn and Don Rhyme? |
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Diphthongs |
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Syllabic Consonants |
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Other Vowel Distinctions |
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Language Alive! Double is Not Long |
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Vowel Shifts |
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The Great Vowel Shift |
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The Northern Cities Chain Shift |
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The Southern Vowel Shift |
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Phonemes and Allophones |
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Accent on Product Naming |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Phonology: The Sound Patterns of Language |
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Phonemes and Allophones |
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Did You Know...? Babies are better at Language |
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Language Alive! Long-Lost English Allophones |
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Assimilation Rules |
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Vowel Nasalization |
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Alveolar Nasal Assimilation |
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Alveolar Stop Assimilation |
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Palatalization |
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Did You Know...? Invented Spelling |
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Voicing Assimilation |
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Dissimilation Rules |
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Dissimilation of Liquids and Nasal Sounds |
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Dissimilation of Fricative Sounds |
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Insertion Rules |
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Insertion of Vowels |
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Insertion of Consonants |
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Insertion of Voiceless Stop |
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Insertion of /y/ |
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Deletion Rules |
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Deletion of /r/ after Vowels |
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Language Alive! Where the Heck is <h>? |
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Deletion of Fricative Next to Fricative |
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Did You Know...? Where Do You Get Tenashoes? |
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Deletion of Like Sounds or Syllables |
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Deletion of Consonant Clusters |
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Deletion of Syllable-Final Consonant Clusters |
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Fronting Rules |
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Fronting of Velar Nasal to Alveolar Nasal |
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Fronting in Child Language |
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Fronting of /x/ |
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Exchange Rules |
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Exchanging /s/ and a Consonant |
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Language Alive! What's Wrong with Aks? |
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Exchanging /r/ and a Vowel |
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Exchanging Syllable Onsets |
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Multiple Rule Processes |
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Language Alive! Going Nucular |
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Suprasegmentals |
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Syllables |
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The Structure of the Syllable |
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Phonotactics |
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Children's Syllables |
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Syllable Structure Variety |
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Slips of the Tongue and Syllables |
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Stress |
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Intonation |
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Linguistics in the News Tone Languages and Perfect Pitch |
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Did You Know...? Abbish versus Ubby Dubby |
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Accent on Linguistics and Reading |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Morphology: Words and Their Parts |
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Morphemes and Meaning |
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Morphemes and Syllables |
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Recognizing Morphemes |
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Word Classes |
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Content Words |
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Function Words |
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Did You Know...? Pooh on Pronouns |
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Word Classes and Our Mental Lexicon |
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Free and Bound Morphemes |
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Affixes |
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Language Alive! Embiggen His Soul! |
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Roots |
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Derivational Affixation |
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Language Alive! What about Cranapple? |
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Language Alive! Word-orama! |
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Affixation and Our Mental Lexicon |
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Drawing Word Trees |
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Word Trees and Ambiguity |
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Inflectional Affixation |
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Inflectional Affixation of English Nouns |
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Number |
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Linguistics in the News Arkansas's Apostrophe |
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Case |
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Gender |
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Language Alive! The Battle over Whom |
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Inflectional Affixation of English Verbs |
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Infinitives, Present Tense, and Past Tense |
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Present and Past Participles |
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Suppletive Verbs and Adjectives |
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Language Alive! Ain't Ain't Had It Easy! |
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Accent on Field Linguistics |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Morphological Typology and Word Formation |
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Morphological Typology |
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Sunthetic Languages |
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Did You Know...? Solid Roundish Objects and Mushy Matter |
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Analytic Languages |
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Mixed Typological Systems |
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The Morphology of Other Languages |
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Word Formation Processes |
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Slang versus New Words |
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Linguistics in the News F***ing Brilliant! FCC Rulings on Profanity |
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Recent New Words |
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Did You Know...? The Truth about Truthiness |
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Coining |
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Compounding |
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Eponyms |
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Blends |
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Conversions |
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Language Alive! Blimey! |
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Acronyms |
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Language Alive! Ms |
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Clipping |
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Backformation |
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Reduplication |
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Accent on Lexicographers |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Syntax: Heads and Phrases |
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Nouns and Noun Pharases |
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A Phrase Structure Rule for Noun Phrases |
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Verbs and Verb Phrases |
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Language Alive! How Many Modals? |
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A Phrase Structure Rule for Verb Phrases |
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Evidence for the Aux Position |
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Language Alive! Don't Use Double Negatives. |
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NOT! |
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Subject-Auxiliary Inversion |
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English Do Insertion |
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Emphatic and Main Verb Do |
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Adjectives and Adjective Phrases |
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Language Alive! English Didn't Always Have Do |
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Adjective Phrase Positions |
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A Variable Phrase |
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Adverbs and Adverb Phrases |
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Adverb Phrase Positions |
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Linguistics in the News What's the Right Answer? |
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Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases |
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Prepositional Phrase Positions |
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Did You Know...? Literary Prepositions |
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Summary of Phrase Structure Rules |
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Clauses |
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Subjects and Predicates |
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Independent and Subordinate Clauses |
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What Is a Sentence? |
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Accent on Teaching with Trees |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Syntax: Phrase Structure and Syntactic Rules |
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Hierarchical Structure and Ambiguity |
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Ambiguity |
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Recursion |
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Linguistics in the News Starling Syntax? |
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Silent Syntax |
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Evidence for Phrases and Clauses |
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Substitution |
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Language Alive! Silent Pronoun? |
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Pronouns and Ambiguity |
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Pronoun Reference |
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Did You Know...? Who Is They, Anyway? |
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Conjunctions and Coordination |
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Language Alive! Pronouns, Prestige, and Illogical Rules |
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Coordination and Ambiguity |
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Language Alive! Sex and Syntax |
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Movement and Deletion |
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Deep and Surface Structure |
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Deletion Rules |
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Verb Phrase Deletion |
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Did You Know...? ``Does She...or Doesn't She?'' |
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Gapping |
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Constraints on Deletion |
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Reordering Phrases: Movement |
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Did You Know...? Passive Should Be Avoided? |
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Constraints on Movement |
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Wh-Movement |
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Accent on Psycholinguists |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Semantics: Making Meaning with Words |
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Making Meaning |
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Semantic Deviance |
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Lexical Semantics |
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Meaning Classifications: Semantic Features |
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Noun Classes |
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Language Alive! Is the Team Playing? Are the Team Playing? |
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Entailment and Markedness |
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Meaning Subclassifications: Semantic Fields |
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Meaning Relationships: The Nyms |
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Opposite Meanings: Antonymy |
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Did You Know...? Can Something Be Very Dead? |
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Similar Meanings: Synonymy |
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Euphemisms |
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Meaning Categories: Hyponymy |
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Related Meanings: Polysemy |
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Different Meanings: Homonymy |
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Many Meanings: Lexical Ambiguity |
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Vagueness |
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Linguistics in the News Talking Right...and Left |
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Meaning Change: Semantic Shift |
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Making New Meanings: Figurative Language |
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Language Alive! Shifts in Meaning: Progress or Decay? |
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Connecting Meanings: Metaphor |
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Types of Metaphors |
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Did You Know...? Hearing Colors |
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Comparing Meanings: Simile |
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Idioms |
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Accent on Linguistics and Computers |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Semantics and Pragmatics: Making Meaning with Sentences |
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Sentence Semantics: The Linguistic Meaning of Sentences |
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Propositions and Truth Conditions |
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When Sentences Don't Express Propositions |
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Analytic and Synthetic Sentences |
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When Meanings Overlap: Entailment and Paraphrase |
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Sentences That Can't Be True: Contradictions |
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Presupposition |
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When Semantics and Syntax Overlap: The Structure of Meaning |
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Thematic Roles and Argument Structure |
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Pragmatics: How Context Shapes Meaning |
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Saying What You Mean and Meaning What You Say: Speech Acts |
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Cooperative Talk: Conversational Rules |
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Linguistics in the News The Language of the Piraha |
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Manipulating Maxims |
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Did You Know...? The Cooperative Principle and Language Acquisition |
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The Power of Politeness |
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Language Alive! Culture Clash and Pragmatic Failure |
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Honorifics and Forms of Address |
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Register |
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When Semantics and Pragmatics Overlap |
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Definiteness |
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Language Alive! Register as a Literary Device |
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Deixis |
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Did You Know...? I am You |
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Language and Thought |
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Linguistic Relativity and the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis |
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Examining the Evidence |
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Mentalese |
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Did You Know...? Lost in Translation |
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Accent on Forensic Linguistics |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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The Early Story of English |
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Finding Families: The Comparative Method |
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Did You Know...? Pretty Grimm Tales |
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Language Alive! False Cognates |
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Indo-European Language Families |
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Celtic |
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Italic |
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Hellenic |
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Baltic |
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Slavic |
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Indo-Iranian |
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Armenian |
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Albanian |
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Germanic |
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Beyond Indo-European: Other Language Families |
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The Germanic Branch of Indo-European |
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English Emerges in the British Isles |
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Old English Vocabulary |
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Language Alive! Pagan Fossils |
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Did You Know...? Runic Writing and the Futhorc |
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Old English Morphology |
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Strong and Weak Nouns |
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Strong and Weak Adjectives |
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Strong and Weak Verbs and a Two-Tense System |
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Old English Syntax |
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Old English Word Order |
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Interrogative and Negative Sentences |
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Old English Phonetics and Phonology |
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English Meets French: Middle English |
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Did You Know...? The Black Death, Rats, and Fleas |
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Middle English Vocabulary |
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Middle English Morphology |
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Loss of Inflection |
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Middle English Syntax |
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Fixed SVO Order |
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Middle English Auxiliary and Modal Verbs |
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Interrogative and Negative Sentences |
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Middle English Phonology |
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From Synthetic to Analytic |
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English Established |
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Linguistics in the News Languages and Land Bridges |
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The Birth of ``Correct'' English and Prescriptive Grammar |
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Did You Know...? The Word According to Johnson |
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Early Modern English Grammar |
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The Early Modern English Vocabulary Explosion |
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Accent on Philologists |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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English Goes Global |
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What Is a Dialect? |
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The Origins of American English |
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British English goes to the New World |
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British English Influences on American English |
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American Regional Dialects |
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Dialects and Settlement Patterns |
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Drawing Dialect Boundaries |
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Appalachian English |
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New England English |
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American ``English'' Vocabulary |
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Ethnic Dialects |
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African American English |
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Did You Know...? The Ann Arbor Trial |
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Native American English |
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Lumbee English |
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Chicano English |
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Social Dialects |
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Social Networks |
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Communities of Practice |
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Social Class and Language Attitudes |
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Linguistics in the News Linguistic Profiling |
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English Keeps Traveling |
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Australian English |
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Caribbean English |
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English in Asia |
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Did You Know...? Aladdin Speaks Standard English? |
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English in Africa |
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English as a Global Language |
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Language Variation and Language Discrimination |
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Language Alive! German Goes from Good to Bad |
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Standard English and ``General American'' |
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Dialect Pride |
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Language Aliv! Urban Dictionary |
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The Future of English Dialects |
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Accent on Dialect Coaches |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Representing Language: The Written Word |
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A Brief History of Writing |
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Logograms and Phonograms |
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Did You Know...? Hieroglyphics |
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Did You Know...? Cuneiform |
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Alphabets |
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The Development of English Spelling |
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Old English Writing and Spelling |
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Language Alive! Ye Olde Confusion |
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Middle English Spelling |
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Toward Modern English Spelling |
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Attempts at Spelling Reform |
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Linguistics in the News The CSIs of Language |
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The Development of English Punctuation |
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Early Punctuation |
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Modern Punctuation |
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Punctuation ``Errors'' |
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Writing Rules, Standardization, and Authority |
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Language Alive! The Power of Word |
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The Power of the Dictionary |
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Writing Registers and Forms |
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Electronic English |
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Language Alive! Smileys |
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Written Standards in Flux |
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Language Alive! Are You Ever Alright? |
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The Effects of Print |
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Accent on Copy Editors |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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The Life Cycle of Language |
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Language Origins |
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A Mother Tongue? |
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Language Alive! The Origins of American Sign Language |
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A Linguistic Big Bang? |
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Why Don't Apes Do It? |
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Language Genesis |
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Creoles Revisited |
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Did You Know...? Chinook Jargon |
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Jamaican Creole |
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Hawaiian Creole English |
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Tok Pisin |
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Gullah and African American English |
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Language Shift |
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Linguistics in the News Sundance Features The Linguists |
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Latin |
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Native American Languages |
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Norman French in England |
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Language Alive! Esperanto: A Failed Lingua Franca |
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Language Planning |
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English-Only Laws |
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Did You Know...? Ketchup-Only Law |
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Language Revitalization |
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Hebrew |
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Welsh |
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Hawaiian |
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Native American Languages |
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Cherokee |
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Lushootseed |
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Did You Know...? Language Preservation in Action |
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Navajo |
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Accent on What Linguists Can Do |
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Summary |
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Sources and Resources |
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Review, Practice, and Explore |
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Bibliography |
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Glossary |
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Index of Languages |
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Index |
| 650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM |
| Topical term or geographic name as entry element |
Linguistics |
| 700 1# - ADDED ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME |
| Personal name |
Lobeck, Anne C |
| 900 ## - EQUIVALENCE OR CROSS-REFERENCE-PERSONAL NAME [LOCAL, CANADA] |
| Personal Name |
34862 |
| 942 ## - ADDED ENTRY ELEMENTS (KOHA) |
| Source of classification or shelving scheme |
Library of Congress Classification |
| Koha item type |
Kitap |