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Linguistique

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The discovery of language

Holger Pedersen

1962

The syntax of words

Elisabeth O. Selkirk

1982

Selected papers of J. R. Firth, 1952-59

Firth, J. R.

1968

Modern French grammar

Margaret Lang

1996

Dyslexia in different languages

Nata Goulandris, Margaret J. Snowling

2003

A short history of linguistics

Robins, R. H.

1967

Mathematical and formal linguistics

Conrad Sabourin

1994

X Syntax

Ray S. Jackendoff

1980

Semantic interpretation and the resolution of ambiguity

Graeme Hirst

1987

What is language?

Robert M. W. Dixon

1965

Chomsky

Nick Allott, Neil Smith

1999

Style

Joseph Bizup, Joseph M. Williams, Gregory G. Colomb

1985 ★ 4.8

Introduction to theoretical linguistics

Lyons, John, John Lyons

1968 ★ 4.5

The story of language

Mario Pei

1966

Marksizm i filosofii︠a︡ i︠a︡zyka

V. N. Voloshinov

1986

The Handbook of Linguistics

Janie Rees-Miller

2003

Routledge dictionary of language and linguistics

Hadumod Bussmann

1996

Speech sounds and features

Gunnar Fant

1973

Syntax

Andrew Radford

1997

Cartesian linguistics

Noam Chomsky

1966

DOING APPLIED LINGUISTICS

Hunston Susan

2009

A dictionary of grammatical terms in linguistics

R. L. Trask

1993

Language - The Unknown

Anne M. Menke, Julia Kristeva em português

1989

Linguistics

Andrew Radford

1999

Computational Models of Discourse

Daniel G. Bobrow, Michael Brady, Allen, James et al.

1983

Understanding language structure, interaction, and variation

Brown, Steven

2005

Language files

Wai Yi Peggy Wong, Georgios Tserdanelis

2004

American grammar

Mills, Carl

1990

Linguistic anthropology

Nancy Parrott Hickerson

1980

Language Myth

Vyvyan Evans

2014

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