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| 100 | 1 | _aTrask, R. L. | |
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_q(Robert Lawrence), _d1944-2004. |
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| 240 | 1 | 0 | _aKey concepts in language and linguistics |
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_aLanguage and linguistics : _bthe key concepts / _cR.L. Trask ; edited by Peter Stockwell. |
| 250 | _a2nd ed. | ||
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_aAbingdon [England] ; _aNew York : _bRoutledge, _c2007. |
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_axxi, 367 p. : _bill. ; _c22 cm. |
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| 440 | 0 | _aRoutledge key guides | |
| 500 | _a1st ed. published in 1999 under title: Key concepts in language and linguistics. | ||
| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 330-350) and index. | ||
| 505 | _tCover Page LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS Title Page Copyright Page ALPHABETICAL LIST OF KEY CONCEPTS LIST OF KEY CONCEPTS PREFACE TO THE REVISED EDITION ACCENT ADJACENCY PAIR ADJECTIVE ADVERB AFFIX AFFRICATE AGREEMENT AIRSTREAM MECHANISM ALTERNATION AMBIGUITY ANALOGY ANAPHOR ANIMAL COMMUNICATION ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS APHASIA APPARENT TIME APPLIED LINGUISTICS ARBITRARINESS ARGUMENT ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGE ASPECT AUTOLEXICAL GRAMMAR AUTONOMY AUXILIARY BASIC WORD ORDER BEHAVIOURISM BILINGUALISM BIOPROGRAM HYPOTHESIS BLACK ENGLISH BORROWING CASE CLAUSE CLITIC CLOZE CODE-SWITCHING COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS COHESION COLLIGATE COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE COMPARATIVE RECONSTRUCTION COMPETENCE COMPLEMENT COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS CONCEPTUAL INTEGRATION CONJUNCTION CONNOTATION CONSONANT CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION GRAMMAR CONTROL CONVERSATION ANALYSIS CONVERSATIONAL IMPLICATURE COOPERATIVE PRINCIPLE COORDINATE STRUCTURE COPULA CREOLE CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS CRITICAL PERIOD HYPOTHESIS DEAD LANGUAGE DEEP STRUCTURE DEFICIT HYPOTHESIS DEICTIC CATEGORY DENOTATION DEPENDENCY DERIVATION DESCRIPTIVISM DESIGN FEATURES DETERMINER DIACHRONY DIALECT DIGLOSSIA DIRECT OBJECT DISCOURSE DISCOURSE ANALYSIS DISPLACEMENT DISTINCTIVE FEATURE DISTRIBUTION DUALITY OF PATTERNING DYSLEXIA ELICITATION TECHNIQUES ELLIPSIS ENTAILMENT ETHICS ETHNICITY ETHNOGRAPHY OF COMMUNICATION ETYMOLOGY EUPHEMISM FINITE FOCUS FOLK LINGUISTICS FOREGROUNDING FORENSIC LINGUISTICS FORMAL GRAMMAR FRAME FUNCTIONALISM FUNCTIONS OF LANGUAGE GAP GENDER GENERATIVE GRAMMAR GENETIC HYPOTHESIS OF LANGUAGE GENETIC RELATIONSHIP GENRE GIVEN/NEW GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT-AND-BINDING THEORY GRAMMAR GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY GRAMMATICAL RELATION GRAPHEME HEAD HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS ICONICITY IDENTITY IDEOLOGY IDIOM INDICATOR INDIRECT OBJECT INDO-EUROPEAN INFINITIVE INFLECTION INNATENESS HYPOTHESIS INTEGRATIONALISM INTERNAL RECONSTRUCTION INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE INTERNATIONAL PHONETIC ALPHABET INTERTEXTUALITY INTONATION INTUITION IRREALIS KINSHIP TERMS LANDMARK LANGUAGE LANGUAGE ACQUISITION LANGUAGE ACQUISITION DEVICE LANGUAGE AREAS LANGUAGE CHANGE LANGUAGE CONTACT LANGUAGE DEATH LANGUAGE DISABILITY LANGUAGE FACULTY LANGUAGE FAMILY LANGUAGE INSTINCT LANGUAGE MYTHS Primitive languages Stadialism Those Eskimo words for ‘snow’ Basque The land that time forgot LANGUAGE PLANNING LANGUAGE PROCESSING LANGUE LATERALIZATION LEMMA LEXICAL-FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR (LFG) LEXICOGRAPHY LEXICON LINGUA FRANCA LINGUISTIC AREA LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY HYPOTHESIS LINGUISTIC SIGN LINGUISTICS LITERACY LOAN WORD LOCALIZATION LOGONOMIC RULES MANNER OF ARTICULATION MARKEDNESS MARKER MEANING MEDIUM MENTAL SPACE MENTALISM METALANGUAGE METAPHOR MINIMAL PAIR MINIMALIST PROGRAM(ME) MINORITY LANGUAGE MIRROR NEURONS MODALITY MODIFIER MOOD MORPHEME MORPHOLOGY MOTHERESE MOVEMENT NAME NARRATIVE NATIONAL LANGUAGE NATURAL CLASS NATURAL-LANGUAGE PROCESSING NEUROLINGUISTICS NEUTRALIZATION NOMINALIZATION NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION NOTATIONAL CONVENTION NOUN NOUN PHRASE NUMBER NUMBER OF LANGUAGES OBSERVER’S PARADOX OFFICIAL LANGUAGE ONOMASTICS OPEN-ENDEDNESS OPTIMALITY THEORY ORACY ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE ORTHOGRAPHY PARADIGM PARADIGMATIC RELATION PARALANGUAGE PAROLE PARSING PART OF SPEECH PERCEPTUAL STRATEGY PERFORMANCE PERFORMATIVE PERSON PHILOLOGY PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE PHONATION TYPE PHONEME PHONETICS PHONOLOGY PHONOTACTICS PHRASE PHRASE-STRUCTURE GRAMMAR PIDGIN PLACE OF ARTICULATION POLITENESS POLYSYNTHESIS POSSIBLE WORLDS THEORY POWER PRAGMATICS PREDICATE PREPOSITION PRESCRIPTIVISM PRESTIGE PRESUPPOSITION PRODUCTIVITY PRONOUN PROSODY PROTO-LANGUAGE PROTO-LANGUAGE HYPOTHESIS PROTOTYPE PSYCHOLINGUISTICS PUNCTUATION PURISM QUALITATIVE APPROACH QUANTITATIVE APPROACH RAISING RANK SCALE RECONSTRUCTION RECURSION REFERENCE RELEVANCE RHETORIC ROOT RULE SAUSSUREAN PARADOX SCHEMA SEGMENT SELECTION RESTRICTION SEMANTIC ROLE SEMANTICS SEMIOTICS SENSE SENSE RELATION SENTENCE SEX DIFFERENCES IN LANGUAGE SEXIST LANGUAGE SIGN LANGUAGE SLANG SOCIAL HISTORY OF LANGUAGE SOCIAL NETWORK SOCIAL STRATIFICATION OF LANGUAGE SOCIOLINGUISTICS SOUND SYMBOLISM SPEECH SPEECH ACT SPEECH COMMUNITY SPEECH EVENT SPEECH SOUND SPEECH THERAPY SPELLING STANDARD LANGUAGE STEM STEREOTYPE STIMULUS-FREEDOM STRESS STRUCTURALISM STRUCTURE STRUCTURE-DEPENDENCE STYLISTICS SUBCATEGORIZATION SUBJECT SUBORDINATION SUPRASEGMENTAL SURFACE STRUCTURE SYLLABLE SYMBOLIC SYSTEM SYNCHRONY SYNTACTIC CATEGORY SYNTAGMATIC RELATION SYNTAX SYSTEM SYSTEMATIC CORRESPONDENCE SYSTEMIC LINGUISTICS TAGMEMICS TENSE TEXT TEXT LINGUISTICS TEXT WORLD THEORY TEXTUALITY TONE LANGUAGE TOPIC TRADITIONAL GRAMMAR TRAJECTOR TRANSCRIPTION TRANSFORMATIONAL GRAMMAR TRANSITIVITY TREE TROPE TURN-TAKING TYPOLOGY UNIVERSAL UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR USAGE UTTERANCE VARIABLE VARIATION VERB VERB PHRASE VERNACULAR VOCAL TRACT VOICE VOICING VOWEL WELL-FORMEDNESS WORD WORD-FORMATION WRITING SYSTEM X-BAR Bibliography | ||
| 520 | _aA comprehensive and critical A-Z guide to the main terms and concepts used in the study of language and linguistics, definitions featured include: terms used in grammatical analysis branches of linguistics from semantics to neurolinguistics approaches used in studying language from critical discourse analysis to systemic linguistics linguistic phenomena from code-switching to conversational implicature language varieties from pidgin to standard language. This fully updated second edition includes a new introduction, a wide range of new entries (reflecting developments in linguistics) and added specialized further reading for lecturers and more advanced students. | ||
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| 650 | 0 | _aLinguistics | |
| 650 | 0 | _vDictionaries. | |
| 650 | 0 | _vDictionaries. | |
| 700 | 1 | _aStockwell, Peter. | |
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