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LINGUISTICS FOR EVERYONE, 2E, International Edition connects the study of linguistics to the language you use every day. The text is very user-friendly: casual writing style, logical presentation of material, balance of theoretical and practical, entertaining information, and lots of ideas and activities to put what you learn to use right away. The first chapter gives you the basics such as how to define language, new ways to look at grammar, your innate knowledge about language. Later chapters address core linguistics areas in depth (phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics). Many innovative and varied activities help you review and practice the content and apply the knowledge immediately. Special features throughout the book demystify common curiosities about how language works.

Recenzijas

1. What Is Language and How Do We Study It? 2. The Human Capacity for Language. 3. Phonetics: Describing Sounds. 4. Phonology: The Sound Patterns of Language. 5. Morphology: Words and Their Parts. 6. Morphological Typology and Word Formation. 7. Syntax: Heads and Phrases. 8. Syntax: Phrase Structure and Syntactic Rules. 9. Semantics: Making Meaning with Words. 10. Semantics and Pragmatics: Making Meaning with Sentences. 11. The Early Story of English. 12. English Goes Global. 13. Representing Language: The Written Word. 14. The Life Cycle of Language.

Preface xvii
Acknowledgments xxiii
1 What Is Language and How Do We Study It?
1(30)
What is Language?
3(1)
Our Language Expertise
3(1)
Acquiring versus Learning a Language
4(1)
Human Language and Animal Communication
4(2)
Can Other Animals Learn Language?
6(1)
Two Case Studies: Washoe and Nim
6(1)
Did You Know...? Rico and Chaser, Smarter Than the Average Dogs
7(1)
What Is Grammar?
7(1)
The Components of Grammar
8(1)
What Is Grammatical?
9(1)
Prescriptive and Descriptive Grammar
10(1)
When Prescription and Description Overlap
10(1)
Modification: Another Overlap
11(1)
Grammar across Space and Time
12(1)
Universal Grammar
13(1)
Linguistics in the News The Language Blog and Eggcorns
14(1)
Parameters
15(1)
Sign Language Grammar
16(1)
Sign Language versus Body Language
17(1)
Language Alive! Sign Language Diversity
17(1)
The Scientific Study of Language
18(1)
Noam Chomsky and Generative Grammar
18(1)
Did You Know...? Noam Chomsky
19(1)
Influences on Modern Linguistics
20(1)
Rationalism and Empiricism
20(1)
Structural Linguistics
21(1)
Linguistics Today
22(1)
Accent on The Linguistic Society of America
23(8)
Summary
24(1)
Sources and Resources
25(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
25(6)
2 The Human Capacity for Language
31(38)
Our Capacity to Acquire Language
32(1)
What Children's "Mistakes" Tell Us
33(1)
Mouses and Foots: Overgeneralizing Rules
33(1)
Language Alive! One Wug and Two... Wugs?
34(1)
Evidence for Universal Grammar
34(2)
Children Don't Learn by Analogy
36(1)
Stages of First Language Acquisition
37(1)
The Prelinguistic Stage: The Early Months
37(1)
The Babbling Stage: 4 to 8 Months
38(1)
Did You Know...? How Do You Study an Infant?
38(1)
The One-Word Stage: 9 to 18 Months
38(1)
The Two-Word Stage: 18 to 24 Months
39(1)
Language Alive! Hardwiring and Order of Acquisition
40(1)
The Early Multiword Stage: 24 to 30 Months
40(1)
The Later Multiword Stage: 30 Months and Older
41(2)
A Critical Period for Language Acquisition?
43(1)
Did You Know...? Baby Talk and Parentese
43(1)
Did You Know...? What about Baby Einstein?
44(1)
Acquisition and Isolation: Victor and Genie
45(1)
Sign Language Acquisition
45(1)
Second Language Acquisition
46(1)
Is It Learning or Acquisition?
46(1)
Interlanguage Grammar
46(1)
Social Aspects of Second Language Acquisition
47(1)
Second Language Acquisition and Universal Grammar
48(1)
Two Native Languages: Bilingualism
48(1)
Misperceptions about Bilingualism
48(1)
Our Capacity to Create Language
49(1)
Pidgins and Creoles
50(2)
Nicaraguan Sign Language
52(1)
Linguistics in the News A Gene for Language?
53(1)
Language and the Brain
54(1)
Language Intelligence?
54(1)
Specific Language Impairment
54(1)
Linguistic Savants
54(1)
Williams Syndrome
55(1)
A Language Center in the Brain?
55(3)
Did You Know...? Poor Phineas Gage
58(1)
Broca's Aphasia
58(1)
Wernicke's Aphasia
58(1)
More Evidence for Lateralization
59(1)
Dichotic Listening
60(1)
Split-Brain Patients
60(1)
Brain Imaging
61(1)
Accent on Clinical Linguistics
61(8)
Summary
62(1)
Sources and Resources
63(2)
Review, Practice, and Explore
65(4)
3 Phonetics: Describing Sounds
69(34)
Sounds and Symbols
71(1)
Phonemes
72(1)
Consonants
72(1)
Voiced and Voiceless Consonants
73(2)
Did You Know...? Visible Speech
75(1)
Place of Articulation
76(1)
Bilabial
76(1)
Language Alive! A Disappearing Sound
76(1)
Labiodental
77(1)
Interdental
77(1)
Alveolar
77(1)
Palatal
77(1)
Velar
78(1)
Glottal
78(1)
Manner of Articulation
78(1)
Stops
78(1)
Fricatives
79(1)
Language Alive! Why Do We Spell Words with -ough?
79(1)
Affricates
79(1)
Linguistics in the News Peter Ladefoged: Pioneer in Phonetics
80(1)
Nasals
81(1)
Did You Know...? Mom Is Bob
81(1)
Glides
81(1)
Liquids
81(1)
Language Alive! Forgotten Clusters
82(1)
Why All These Distinctions?
82(2)
Slips of the Tongue
84(1)
Vowels
85(1)
Language Alive! Do Dawn and Don Rhyme?
86(1)
Diphthongs
86(2)
Syllabic Consonants
88(1)
Other Vowel Distinctions
88(1)
Language Alive! Double Is Not Long
89(1)
Vowel Shifts
90(1)
The Great Vowel Shift
91(1)
The Northern Cities Chain Shift
92(1)
The Southern Vowel Shift
92(2)
Phonemes and Allophones
94(1)
Accent on Product Naming
95(8)
Summary
96(1)
Sources and Resources
97(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
97(6)
4 Phonology: The Sound Patterns of Language
103(38)
Phonemes and Allophones
104(3)
Did You Know...? Babies Are Better at Language
107(1)
Language Alive! Long-Lost English Allophones
108(1)
Assimilation Rules
109(1)
Vowel Nasalization
109(1)
Alveolar Nasal Assimilation
109(1)
Nasal Assimilation
109(1)
Palatalization
110(1)
Did You Know...? Invented Spelling
110(1)
Voicing Assimilation
111(2)
Dissimilation Rules
113(1)
Dissimilation of Liquids and Nasal Sounds
113(1)
Dissimilation of Fricative Sounds
114(1)
Insertion Rules
114(1)
Insertion of Vowels
114(1)
Insertion of Consonants
115(1)
Insertion of Voiceless Stop
115(1)
Insertion of /y/
115(1)
Deletion Rules
116(1)
Deletion of /r/ after Vowels
116(1)
Language Alive! Where the Heck Is <h>?
116(1)
Deletion of Fricative Next to Fricative
117(1)
Did You Know...? Where Do You Get Tenashoes?
117(1)
Deletion of Like Sounds or Syllables
117(1)
Simplification of Consonant Clusters
117(1)
Simplification of Syllable-Final Consonant Clusters
118(1)
Fronting Rules
118(1)
Fronting of Velar Nasal to Alveolar Nasal
118(1)
Fronting in Child Language
118(1)
Fronting of /x/
119(1)
Exchange Rules
119(1)
Exchanging /s/ and a Consonant
119(1)
Language Alive! What's Wrong with Aks?
119(1)
Exchanging /r/ and a Vowel
120(1)
Exchanging Syllable Onsets
120(1)
Multiple-Rule Processes
120(1)
Language Alive! Going Nucular
121(1)
Suprasegmentals
122(1)
Syllables
122(1)
The Structure of the Syllable
123(1)
Phonotactics
123(1)
Children's Syllables
124(1)
Syllable Structure Variety
125(1)
Slips of the Tongue and Syllables
126(1)
Stress
127(1)
Intonation
128(1)
Linguistics in the News Tone Languages and Perfect Pitch
129(3)
Did You Know...? Abbish versus Ubby Dubby
132(1)
Accent on Linguistics and Reading
132(9)
Summary
134(1)
Sources and Resources
134(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
134(7)
5 Morphology: Words and Their Parts
141(42)
Morphemes and Meaning
143(1)
Morphemes and Syllables
144(1)
Recognizing Morphemes
144(2)
Word Classes
146(1)
Content Words
146(1)
Function Words
146(1)
Did You Know...? Pooh on Pronouns
147(1)
Word Classes and Our Mental Lexicon
148(1)
Free and Bound Morphemes
149(1)
Affixes
149(1)
Language Alive! Embiggen His Soul!
150(1)
Roots
151(1)
Derivational Affixation
152(1)
Language Alive! What about Cranapple?
153(1)
Language Alive! Word-orama!
154(1)
Affixation and Our Mental Lexicon
155(1)
Drawing Word Trees
156(3)
Word Trees and Ambiguity
159(1)
Inflectional Affixation
159(3)
Inflectional Affixation of English Nouns
162(1)
Number
162(1)
Linguistics in the News Arkansas's Apostrophe
163(1)
Case
164(1)
Did You Know...? Linguists in Hollywood
165(2)
Language Alive! The Battle over Whom
167(1)
Gender
167(1)
Inflectional Affixation of English Verbs
168(1)
Infinitives, Present Tense, and Past Tense
168(2)
Present and Past Participles
170(2)
Suppletive Verbs and Adjectives
172(1)
Language Alive! Ain't Ain't Had It Easy!
173(1)
Accent on Field Linguistics
174(9)
Summary
175(1)
Sources and Resources
175(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
176(7)
6 Morphological Typology and Word Formation
183(32)
Morphological Typology
184(1)
Synthetic Languages
185(3)
Did You Know...? Solid Roundish Objects and Mushy Matter
188(1)
Analytic Languages
189(1)
Mixed Typological Systems
189(2)
The Morphology of Other Languages
191(1)
Word Formation Processes
191(1)
Slang versus New Words
192(1)
Linguistics in the News Firing Brilliant! FCC Rulings on Profanity
193(1)
Recent New Words
194(1)
Did You Know...? The Truth about Truthiness
195(1)
Coining
196(1)
Compounding
197(2)
Eponyms
199(1)
Retronyms
199(1)
Blends
200(1)
Conversions
200(1)
Language Alive! Blimey!
201(1)
Acronyms
201(2)
Language Alive! Ms
203(1)
Clipping
203(1)
Backformation
204(1)
Reduplication
205(1)
Accent on Lexicographers
206(9)
Summary
207(1)
Sources and Resources
208(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
208(7)
7 Syntax: Heads and Phrases
215(36)
Nouns and Noun Phrases
217(1)
A Phrase Structure Rule for Noun Phrases
218(1)
Verbs and Verb Phrases
219(1)
Language Alive! How Many Modals?
220(1)
A Phrase Structure Rule for Verb Phrases
221(1)
Evidence for the Aux Position
221(1)
Language Alive! Don't Use Double Negatives. NOT!
222(1)
Subject-Auxiliary Inversion
222(2)
English Do Insertion
224(1)
Language Alive! English Didn't Always Do
225(1)
Emphatic and Main Verb Do
225(1)
A Phrase Structure Rule for Clauses
226(1)
Adjectives and Adjective Phrases
227(1)
Adjective Phrase Positions
228(1)
Did You Know...? The Root of Trees
229(1)
A Variable Phrase
230(1)
Linguistics in the News What's the Right Answer?
231(1)
Adverbs and Adverb Phrases
232(1)
Adverb Phrase Positions
232(1)
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases
233(1)
Prepositional Phrase Positions
234(2)
Did You Know...? Syntax in the "Real" World
236(1)
Summary of Phrase Structure Rules
236(1)
More Clauses
237(1)
Subjects and Predicates
237(1)
Independent and Subordinate Clauses
238(1)
What Is a Sentence?
239(2)
Accent on Teaching with Trees
241(10)
Summary
242(1)
Sources and Resources
242(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
243(8)
8 Syntax: Phrase Structure and Syntactic Rules
251(40)
Hierarchical Structure and Ambiguity
254(1)
Ambiguity
255(1)
Recursion
256(3)
Linguistics in the News Starling Syntax?
259(1)
Silent Syntax
260(2)
Evidence for Phrases and Clauses
262(1)
Substitution
262(2)
Language Alive! Silent Pronoun?
264(1)
Pronouns and Ambiguity
265(1)
Pronoun Reference
266(1)
Did You Know...? Who Are They, Anyway?
267(1)
Language Alive! Pronouns, Prestige, and Illogical Rules
268(1)
Conjunctions and Coordination
269(1)
Coordination and Ambiguity
270(1)
Language Alive! Sex and Syntax
271(1)
Movement and Deletion
272(1)
Deep and Surface Structure
272(1)
Deletion Rules
273(1)
Verb Phrase Deletion
273(1)
Did You Know...? "Does She... or Doesn't She?"
274(1)
Gapping
275(1)
Constraints on Deletion
275(2)
Reordering Phrases: Movement
277(1)
Did You Know...? Passive Should Be Avoided?
278(1)
Constraints on Movement
278(1)
Wh-Movement
279(3)
Accent on Psycholinguists
282(9)
Summary
283(1)
Sources and Resources
283(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
284(7)
9 Semantics: Making Meaning with Words
291(38)
Making Meaning
292(1)
Semantic Deviance
292(2)
Lexical Semantics
294(2)
Meaning Classifications: Semantic Features
296(1)
Noun Classes
296(2)
Language Alive! Is the Team Playing? Are the Team Playing?
298(1)
Entailment and Markedness
298(2)
Meaning Subclassifications: Semantic Fields
300(1)
Meaning Relationships: The Nyms
301(1)
Opposite Meanings: Antonymy
301(1)
Did You Know...? Can Something Be Very Dead?
302(1)
Similar Meanings: Synonymy
303(1)
Euphemisms
303(1)
Meaning Categories: Hyponymy
304(1)
Related Meanings: Polysemy
305(1)
Different Meanings: Homonymy
306(1)
Many Meanings: Lexical Ambiguity
306(1)
Vagueness
306(1)
Linguistics in the News Talking Right... and Left
307(1)
Meaning Change: Semantic Shift
308(2)
Making New Meanings: Figurative Language
310(1)
Language Alive! Shifts in Meaning: Progress or Decay?
310(2)
Connecting Meanings: Metaphor
312(1)
Types of Metaphors
312(3)
Did You Know...? Hearing Colors
315(1)
Comparing Meanings: Simile
315(1)
Idioms
316(1)
Accent on Linguistics and Computers
317(12)
Summary
318(1)
Sources and Resources
319(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
320(9)
10 Semantics and Pragmatics: Making Meaning with Sentences
329(38)
Sentence Semantics: The Linguistic Meaning of Sentences
331(1)
Propositions and Truth Conditions
332(1)
When Sentences Don't Express Propositions
332(1)
Analytic and Synthetic Sentences
333(1)
When Meanings Overlap: Entailment and Paraphrase
333(2)
Sentences That Can't Be True: Contradictions
335(1)
Presupposition
335(1)
When Semantics and Syntax Overlap: The Structure of Meaning
336(1)
Thematic Roles and Argument Structure
337(2)
Pragmatics: How Context Shapes Meaning
339(1)
Linguistics in the News Watson the Computer Plays "Jeopardy!"
340(1)
Saying What You Mean and Meaning What You Say: Speech Acts
341(2)
Cooperative Talk: Conversational Rules
343(1)
Did You Know...? The Cooperative Principle and Language Acquisition
344(1)
Manipulating Maxims
344(1)
The Power of Politeness
345(2)
Honorifics and Forms of Address
347(1)
Language Alive! Culture Clash and Pragmatic Failure
348(2)
Register
350(1)
Language Alive! Register as a Literary Device
351(1)
When Semantics and Pragmatics Overlap
352(1)
Definiteness
352(1)
Deixis
353(1)
Language and Thought
354(1)
Did You Know...? Does Culture Count?
355(1)
Linguistic Relativity and the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
355(1)
Did You Know...? Lost in Translation
356(1)
Examining the Evidence
357(1)
Mentalese
358(1)
Accent on Forensic Linguistics
358(9)
Summary
359(1)
Sources and Resources
360(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
361(6)
11 The Early Story of English
367(40)
Finding Families: The Comparative Method
368(3)
Did You Know...? Pretty Grimm Tales
371(1)
Indo-European Language Families
371(1)
Celtic
371(1)
Italic
371(1)
Language Alive! False Cognates
372(1)
Hellenic
372(1)
Baltic
373(1)
Slavic
373(1)
Indo-Iranian
373(1)
Armenian
374(1)
Albanian
374(1)
Germanic
374(1)
Beyond Indo-European: Other Language Families
374(1)
The Germanic Branch of Indo-European
375(2)
English Emerges in the British Isles
377(1)
Language Alive! Pagan Fossils
378(1)
Old English Vocabulary
378(1)
Did You Know...? Why Was Alfred So Great?
379(2)
Did You Know...? Runic Writing and the Futhorc
381(1)
Old English Morphology
381(1)
Strong and Weak Nouns
382(1)
Strong and Weak Adjectives
382(1)
Strong and Weak Verbs and a Two-Tense System
383(1)
Old English Syntax
384(1)
Old English Word Order
384(1)
Interrogative and Negative Sentences
385(1)
Old English Phonetics and Phonology
385(2)
English Meets French: Middle English
387(1)
Did You Know...? The Black Death, Rats, and Fleas
388(1)
Middle English Vocabulary
388(1)
Middle English Morphology
389(1)
Loss of Inflection
389(1)
Middle English Syntax
390(1)
Fixed SVO Order
390(1)
Middle English Auxiliary and Modal Verbs
390(1)
Interrogative and Negative Sentences
391(1)
Middle English Phonology
391(1)
From Synthetic to Analytic
392(1)
English Established
392(1)
Linguistics in the News Languages and Land Bridges
393(1)
The Birth of "Correct" English and Prescriptive Grammar
394(1)
Did You Know...? The Word According to Johnson
395(2)
Early Modern English Grammar
397(1)
The Early Modern English Vocabulary Explosion
398(1)
Accent on Philologists
399(8)
Summary
400(1)
Sources and Resources
400(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
401(6)
12 English Goes Global
407(34)
What is a Dialect?
409(1)
The Origins of American English
409(1)
British English Goes to the New World
409(1)
British English Influences on American English
410(1)
American Regional Dialects
411(1)
Dialects and Settlement Patterns
411(1)
Drawing Dialect Boundaries
412(2)
Appalachian English
414(1)
New England English
415(1)
American "English" Vocabulary
415(2)
Ethnic Dialects
417(1)
African American English
418(2)
Did You Know...? The Ann Arbor Trial
420(1)
Native American English
420(2)
Lumbee English
422(1)
Chicano English
422(2)
Social Dialects
424(1)
Social Networks
424(1)
Communities of Practice
425(1)
Social Class and Language Attitudes
425(1)
Linguistics in the News Linguistic Profiling
426(1)
English Keeps Traveling
426(1)
Australian English
427(1)
Caribbean English
427(1)
English in Asia
428(1)
Did You Know...? Aladdin Speaks Standard English?
429(1)
English in Africa
429(1)
English as a Global Language
430(1)
Language Variation and Language Discrimination
431(1)
Language Alive! German Goes from Good to Bad
432(1)
Standard English and "General American"
432(1)
Dialect Pride
433(1)
Language Alive! Urban Dictionary
434(1)
The Future of English Dialects
435(1)
Accent on Dialect Coaches
435(6)
Summary
436(1)
Sources and Resources
437(2)
Review, Practice, and Explore
439(2)
13 Representing Language: The Written Word
441(36)
A Brief History of Writing
442(1)
Logograms and Phonograms
443(1)
Did You Know...? Hieroglyphics
443(1)
Did You Know...? Cuneiform
444(1)
Alphabets
444(1)
The Development of English Spelling
445(1)
Old English Writing and Spelling
445(1)
Language Alive! Ye Olde Confusion
446(1)
Middle English Spelling
447(1)
Toward Modern English Spelling
447(2)
Attempts at Spelling Reform
449(2)
Linguistics in the News The CSIs of Language
451(1)
The Development of English Punctuation
452(1)
Early Punctuation
452(1)
Modern Punctuation
453(2)
Punctuation "Errors"
455(2)
Writing Rules, Standardization, and Authority
457(1)
Language Alive! Autocorrect Isn't Always
458(1)
The Power of the Dictionary
458(1)
Did You Know...? The Oxford English Dictionary
459(1)
Writing Registers and Forms
460(1)
Electronic English
460(2)
Written Standards in Flux
462(1)
Language Alive! Smileys
463(2)
Language Alive! Are You Ever Alright?
465(1)
The Effects of Print
465(3)
Accent on Copy Editors
468(9)
Summary
469(1)
Sources and Resources
469(2)
Review, Practice, and Explore
471(6)
14 The Life Cycle of Language
477(34)
Language Origins
479(1)
A Mother Tongue?
479(1)
Language Alive! The Origins of American Sign Language
479(3)
A Linguistic Big Bang?
482(1)
Why Don't Apes Do It?
482(3)
Language Genesis
485(1)
Creoles Revisited
485(2)
Did You Know...? Chinook Jargon
487(1)
Jamaican Creole
488(1)
Hawaiian Creole English
489(1)
Tok Pisin
490(1)
Gullah and African American English
491(1)
Language Shift
492(1)
Linguistics in the News Sundance Features The Linguists
493(1)
Latin
494(1)
Native American Languages
495(1)
Norman French in England
496(1)
Language Alive! Esperanto: A Failed Lingua Franca
497(1)
Language Planning
497(1)
English-Only Laws
498(1)
Did You Know...? Ketchup Only Law
498(1)
Language Revitalization
499(1)
Hebrew
499(1)
Welsh
500(1)
Hawaiian
501(1)
Native American Languages
502(1)
Cherokee
502(1)
Lushootseed
503(1)
Did You Know...? Language Preservation in Action
504(1)
Navajo
504(1)
Accent on What Linguists Can Do
505(6)
Summary
506(1)
Sources and Resources
507(1)
Review, Practice, and Explore
508(3)
Credits 511(4)
Bibliography 515(14)
Glossary 529(8)
Index of Languages 537(2)
Index 539
Kristin Denham is an associate professor at Western Washington University in Bellingham; she earned a Ph.D. at the University of Washington. She and Anne Lobeck teach linguistics in the English Department and Linguistics Program at Western Washington University. They are editors of LANGUAGE IN THE SCHOOLS: INTEGRATING LINGUISTIC KNOWLEDGE INTO K-12 TEACHING (Erlbaum, 2005) and LINGUISTICS AT SCHOOL: LANGUAGE AWARENESS IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION (forthcoming from Cambridge University Press). Both authors are active in research, publishing, and professional associations as well as in teaching and advising students. Anne Lobeck is a professor at Western Washington University in Bellingham; she earned a Ph.D. at the University of Washington. She and Kristin Denham teach linguistics in the English Department and Linguistics Program at Western Washington University. They are editors of LANGUAGE IN THE SCHOOLS: INTEGRATING LINGUISTIC KNOWLEDGE INTO K-12 TEACHING (Erlbaum, 2005) and LINGUISTICS AT SCHOOL: LANGUAGE AWARENESS IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION (forthcoming from Cambridge University Press). Lobeck is also the author of DISCOVERING GRAMMAR: AN INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH SENTENCE STRUCTURE (Oxford University Press, 2000). Both authors are active in research, publishing, and professional associations as well as in teaching and advising students and service.