linguistics books

Taking a historical sociolinguistic perspective, this book analyses the conditions which allowed the French of Picardie...  Read More >>

The intellectual legacy of Roman Ingarden, an eminent Polish philosopher, is a vast body of work covering many academic...  Read More >>

In this convenient handbook, David J. Jackman presents a basic methodology for the study and preparation of expository...  Read More >>

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The Rhetoric of Dystopia develops an idea of “emergent metalepsis” that describes the uncanny moments where fictive...  Read More >>

Through the orienting lens of nexus passages, biblical scholar Kevin Chen offers a constructive, evangelical approach...  Read More >>

When you said yes to Jesus, you immediately became a living soul. You were reborn as a new creation, but as a baby....  Read More >>

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Discover the magic of bilingual storytelling with The Little Sun And Other Bilingual Spanish-English Stories for...  Read More >>

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""A collection of scholarly essays on the future of Catholic biblical scholarship""--  Read More >>

Spanish simplified! If you've tried learning Spanish before or if you're a total beginner, this book is for you....  Read More >>

Dan Everett is a renowned linguist with an unparalleled breadth of contributions, ranging from fieldwork to linguistic...  Read More >>

Are you learning Korean for the first time? Here, you'll discover the easiest method to learn Korean! Just follow...  Read More >>

This book contributes to the work on discussing the challenges faced in different areas of corpus linguistics, namely...  Read More >>

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This book contains new research essays of linguistic interface studies in or related to East Asian languages. The...  Read More >>

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Including examples from a broad range of sources, this book explores the pragmatic functions and effects of 'you'...  Read More >>