This series of glossaries introduces and defines essential terminology within core areas of linguistics. Each volume delves into a specific linguistic discipline, offering clear definitions and explanations. Featuring comprehensive cross-referencing and bibliographical resources, this collection serves as an indispensable guide for both students and professionals. It is a valuable reference for anyone interested in the study of language.
This Glossary provides accessible and widely representative definitions, discussion, and examples of key terms and concepts used in the field of Historical Linguistics. It includes numerous cross-references to related terms and covers new as well as traditional terminology.
This glossary provides clear definitions of complex morphology terms, catering to both beginners and advanced readers. It includes a nontechnical introduction to morphology, making it accessible for newcomers, while also revealing theoretical insights for more experienced individuals. The book features extensive cross-references that connect related terms and concepts, allowing readers to explore fundamental issues in morphology thematically. Additionally, it offers an annotated bibliography for further reading, serving as a comprehensive guide for anyone interested in word structure and form.
Exploring the intersection of linguistics with psychology, sociology, education, and measurement theory, this comprehensive guide provides an alphabetic overview of applied linguistics. It emphasizes the practical applications of linguistic principles in language teaching, making it a valuable resource for educators and researchers interested in the multifaceted nature of language use and instruction.