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Linguistic anthropology

Nancy Parrott Hickerson

1980

Linguistics and teaching foreign languages

Eric H. Kadler

1970

The Oxford dictionary of new words

Sara Tulloch

1991

Language and symbolic systems

Chao, Yuen Ren

1968

Linguistics

P. H. Matthews

2003

Portuguese language and Luso-Brazilian literature

Bobby J. Chamberlain

1989

Introduction to linguistics

Ronald Wardhaugh

1971

Language structure and language use

Charles Albert Ferguson

1971

Semantics

Geoffrey N. Leech

1974

The Oxford companion to the English language

Tom McArthur

1992

What is linguistics?

Suzette Haden Elgin

1973

Essays in linguistics

Joseph Harold Greenberg

1957

Conceptual information processing

Roger C. Schank

1975

Reflections on language

Noam Chomsky

1975

Language and linguistics

J. F. Wallwork

1969

The Elements of Style

E. B. White, Roger Angell, William Strunk, Jr.

1920 ★ 3.7

The search for the perfect language

Umberto Eco

1995 ★ 3.7

Dictionary of language and linguistics

Reinhard R. K. Hartmann

1972

Language

Leonard Bloomfield

1933

Linguistics and second language acquisition

V. J. Cook

1993

Guide to reference works for the study of the Spanish language and literature and Spanish American literature

Hensley Charles Woodbridge

1987

Contemporary linguistics

Mark Aronoff, Michael Dobrovolsky, William O'Grady

1993

Cours de linguistique générale

Ferdinand de Saussure

1959

Language

Edward Sapir

1921

Language

R. L. Trask

1995

Words and rules

Arthur Morey, Steven Pinker

1999

Topics in applied linguistics

Ronald Wardhaugh

1974

Contemporary linguistics

Mark Aronoff, Janie Rees-Miller, William O'Grady et al.

2001

A History of the Hindi Grammatical Tradition

Tej K. Bhatia

1987

Language

Edward Finegan

1989

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