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The Linguistics Student's Handbook

The Linguistics Student's Handbook

by Laurie Bauer (Author)

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 400
 Publisher: Oxford University Press, U.S.A.
Published: 21 Jun 2007
ISBN 10: 0195332849
ISBN 13: 9780195332841

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This book is a good idea. It's not written as a textbook but a linguistics manual, full of information about concepts and practices and written in a clear, straightforward language. It contains, for example a mini language-file (for the many languages referred to in textbooks without further
explanation); brief notes on central concepts in linguistics; the conventions of writing essays and assignments; technical terms that have two or more uses and a list of online resources for linguists. There is something here for everyone engaged in Linguistics, from first-year undergraduates
through final-year undergraduates and post-graduates to teaching staff. I foresee it being a constant companion. --Professor Jim Miller, University of Auckland


This book is a good idea. It's not written as a textbook but a linguistics manual, full of information about concepts and practices and written in a clear, straightforward language. It contains, for example a mini language-file (for the many languages referred to in textbooks without further
explanation); brief notes on central concepts in linguistics; the conventions of writing essays and assignments; technical terms that have two or more uses and a list of online resources for linguists. There is something here for everyone engaged in Linguistics, from first-year undergraduates
through final-year undergraduates and post-graduates to teaching staff. I foresee it being a constant companion. --Professor Jim Miller, University of Auckland

This book is a good idea. It's not written as a textbook but a linguistics manual, full of information about concepts and practices and written in a clear, straightforward language. It contains, for example a mini language-file (for the many languages referred to in textbooks without further explanation); brief notes on central concepts in linguistics; the conventions of writing essays and assignments; technical terms that have two or more uses and a list of online resources for linguists. There is something here for everyone engaged in Linguistics, from first-year undergraduates through final-year undergraduates and post-graduates to teaching staff. I foresee it being a constant companion. --Professor Jim Miller, University of Auckland


This book is a good idea. It's not written as a textbook but a linguistics manual, full of information about concepts and practices and written in a clear, straightforward language. It contains, for example a mini language-file (for the many languages referred to in textbooks without further explanation); brief notes on central concepts in linguistics; the conventions of writing essays and assignments; technical terms that have two or more uses and a list of online resources for linguists. There is something here for everyone engaged in Linguistics, from first-year undergraduates through final-year undergraduates and post-graduates to teaching staff. I foresee it being a constant companion. --Professor Jim Miller, University of Auckland