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Essential introductory linguistics / Grover Hudson.

By: Publisher: Malden, Mass. : Blackwell Publishing, 2000Description: xv, 533 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 0631203036
  • 0631203044
  • 9780631203049
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 410 23 H885
Contents:
1. Signs and Sign Systems -- 2. Phonetics -- 3. Phones and Phonemes -- 4. Morphemes -- 5. The Lexicon and Morphological Rules -- 6. Sentences and Syntax -- 7. Phrase Structure Rules -- 8. Child Language Learning -- 9. Explanations of Child Language Learning -- 10. Language and the Brain -- 11. Adult Language Learning -- 12. Animal Languages? -- 13. Phonological Rules -- 14. Phonological Features -- 15. Six Ways to Get New Words -- 16. Seven More Ways to Get New Words -- 17. Sentence Meaning -- 18. Sentence Form -- 19. Pragmatics: Inferring Meaning in Context -- 20. The Unity of Languages -- 21. The Basic History of Writing -- 22. The Ecology of Writing -- 23. Three Characteristics of Language Change -- 24. Eight Causes of Language Change -- 25. Language Families -- 26. Dialects and Other Sociolects -- 27. Register -- 28. The History of Linguistics.
Summary: This textbook on introductory linguistics presents material in a way that mirrors the structure of a typical semester of teaching, and contains exercises at the end of each chapter.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 505-516) and index.

1. Signs and Sign Systems -- 2. Phonetics -- 3. Phones and Phonemes -- 4. Morphemes -- 5. The Lexicon and Morphological Rules -- 6. Sentences and Syntax -- 7. Phrase Structure Rules -- 8. Child Language Learning -- 9. Explanations of Child Language Learning -- 10. Language and the Brain -- 11. Adult Language Learning -- 12. Animal Languages? -- 13. Phonological Rules -- 14. Phonological Features -- 15. Six Ways to Get New Words -- 16. Seven More Ways to Get New Words -- 17. Sentence Meaning -- 18. Sentence Form -- 19. Pragmatics: Inferring Meaning in Context -- 20. The Unity of Languages -- 21. The Basic History of Writing -- 22. The Ecology of Writing -- 23. Three Characteristics of Language Change -- 24. Eight Causes of Language Change -- 25. Language Families -- 26. Dialects and Other Sociolects -- 27. Register -- 28. The History of Linguistics.

This textbook on introductory linguistics presents material in a way that mirrors the structure of a typical semester of teaching, and contains exercises at the end of each chapter.