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This work covers the basic elements of linguistics in a lucid style, packed with clear explanations, charts, tables, and illustrations, plus some 600 practice problems and exercises. It takes the generally considered complicated subject of linguistics and makes it accessible to virtually anyone who needs a basic understanding: specialists in the fields of speech-language pathology, experimental phonetics, communications, education, English as a Second Language, composition, and more.FEATURES- 100 practice problems with answers, plus 500 exercises for checking understanding of the text and ensuring comprehension of the concepts.- English examples throughout illustrating the theoretical concepts.- Applied chapters focusing on areas of interest and use to professionals in fields neighboring linguistics.- Practical tables and charts illustrating the concepts.
This text investigates the core principles of linguistics by providing a foundational framework designed for non-specialists who require a functional understanding of language structure. Authors Frank Parker and Kathryn L. Riley utilize their academic expertise to distill complex linguistic theories into an accessible format, supported by extensive practical application. The book serves as a bridge between theoretical linguistic study and its professional utility in fields such as speech pathology, education, and communications.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly structured, pedagogical resource intended for students and professionals seeking a clear introduction to linguistic analysis. The inclusion of extensive problem sets suggests a focus on active learning and practical mastery of the material.
Page Count:
337
Publication Date:
1993-09-13
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205150837
ISBN-13:
9780205150830
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