Introducing Linguistics (Paperback, 1)

Table of Contents Preface, by Jonathan Culpeper SECTION ONE: Language Structures Chapter 1 Phonetics Sam Kirkham and Claire Nance Chapter 2 Phonology Claire Nance and Sam Kirkham Chapter 3 Morphology Daniel Van Olmen Chapter 4 Syntax Daniel Van Olmen Chapter 5 Semantics Chris Hart and Vittorio Tantucci Chapter 6 Pragmatics Jonathan Culpeper and Claire Hardaker 　 SECTION TWO: Mind and Society Chapter 7 Sociolinguistics Beth Malory and Karin Tusting Chapter 8 Historical linguistics Beth Malory Chapter 9 Language acquisition Silke Brandt and Patrick Rebuschat Chapter 10 Studying discourse Beth Malory Chapter 11 Bi/multilingualism Claire Nance and Aina Casaponsa Chapter 12 Communication and culture Dimitrinka Atanasova 　 SECTION THREE: Applications Chapter 13 Forensic linguistics Claire Hardaker and Georgina Brown Chapter 14 Health communication Elena Semino Chapter 15 Language in the curriculum Oksana Afitska and John Clegg Chapter 16 Critical Discourse Analysis Chris Hart Chapter 17 Language in the workplace Veronika Koller Chapter 18 Computational linguistics Georgina Brown SECTION FOUR: Methods Chapter 19 Research ethics Uta Papen, Emily Peach, Aina Casaponsa, and Dimitrinka Atanasova Chapter 20 Experimental methods Patrick Rebuschat and Aina Casaponsa Chapter 21 Corpus methods Andrew Hardie and Tony McEnery Chapter 22 Field methods Uta Papen and Claire Nance Chapter 23 Surveys, focus groups, and interviews Karin Tusting Chapter 24 Statistics and data visualization Vaclav Brezina and Aina Casaponsa SECTION FIVE: Issues Chapter 25 Generative vs. usage-based approaches to language Willem Hollmann Chapter 26 Linguistic theories of grammar Willem Hollmann and Vittorio Tantucci Chapter 27 Linguistic relativity Panos Athanasopoulos Chapter 28 Linguistic diversity Claire Nance Chapter 29 Language origins and evolution Chris Hart Chapter 30 Animal communication Jennifer Hughes Index