Linguistics Books
An Introduction to African Languages
Author: George Tucker Childs
School: University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: LIN246, LIN301
Topics: four phyla, Phonetics, phonology, Nasal processes, clicks, Syllable structure, Vowel harmony, Consonant alternation, tone, Morphology, Non-concatenative morphology, Noun class system, Verbal morphology, Verb extensions, argument structure, Syntax, semantics, Ideophones, negation, Predicate structure, Movement, Verb focus, predicate clefting, Serial verbs, Agreement phenomena, Consecutive tense, switch reference, Logophoricity, Language typology, historical linguistics, Diachronic typology, grammaticalization, Linguistics, archaeology, Language contact phenomena, Pidgins, creoles
Language and mind ,3rd edition
Author: Noam Chomsky
School: University of Ibadan
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: LIN101
Topics: Language, mind, Linguistics, philosophy, Biolinguistics
Gimson's Pronunciation of English, 8th edition
Author: Alan Cruttenden
School: Edo University
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: ENG112, ENG212
Topics: English Pronunciation, language, speech, linguistics, phonetics, phonology, phonemics, spelling, speech chain, speech mechanism, speech sound, acoustic spectrum, hearing, phonetic description, vowel, consonant, phonemes, linguistic hierarchy, transcription, syllables, sound change, Old English, Middle English, Early modern English, Accent, English vowels, Diphthongal vowel glides, Diphthongs, affricates, fricatives, sonorants, nasals, oral approximants, words, word accentual patterns, connected speech, intonation, amalgam English, International English
Gimson's Pronunciation of English ,8th edition
Author: Alan Cruttenden
School: Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: ELS101
Topics: English Pronunciation, language, linguistics, speech mechanism, speech production, speech chain, Sound qua1ity, sounds of speech, Phonetic description, vowel, consonant, Egressive pulmonic consonants, vowels, phonemes, Allophones, Phonemic systems, sound change, Old English, Middle English, Early Modem English, Diphthongs, English vowels, vowel length, English consonants, Plosives, Affricates, Fricatives, Sonorants, nasals, words, connected speech, accent, Phonotactics, Intonation, Amalgam English, International English, Pronouncing dictionaries
Author: Laurence Horn, Gregory Ward
School: Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: ELS101
Topics: Pragmatics, implicature, presupposition, speech acts, reference, deixis, discourse structure, information structure, non-canonical syntax, discourse markers, discourse coherence, anaphora, empathy, argument structure, semantics, lexicon, intonation, historical pragmatics, language acquisition, computational linguistics, cognitive pragmatics
An Introduction to the Pronunciation of English ,2nd edition
Author: AC Gimson
School: University of Ibadan
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: ENG202, ENG409
Topics: English pronounciation, communication, speech, speech production, phonetics, linguistics, speech chain, speech mechanism, vocal cords, articulatory description, sounds, phonetic description, vowel, consonant, egressive pulmonic sounds, consonant type, vowel type, English vowels, pure vowels, Diphthongal glides, diphtongs, english consonants, connected speech, accent, intonation, stress, accentual function, international phonetic alphabet
The Oxford Handbook of Grammaticalization
Author: Heiko Narrog, Bernd Heine
School: University of Ibadan
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: ENG308
Topics: Grammaticalization, Linguistic theory, linguistic Variation, corpus linguistics, language contact, semantic maps, prosody, word formation, syntax, word order change, semantic change, lexicalization, pragmaticalization, Degrammaticalization, Adverbial grammaticalization, grammaticalization of agreement, grammaticalization of passives
Author: John Searle
School: University of Ibadan
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: ENG304
Topics: illocutionary acts, Indirect speech acts, fictional discourse, metaphor, literal meaning, Referential, attributive, Speech acts, recent linguistics
Understanding Utterances An Introduction to Pragmatics
Author: Diane Blakemore
School: University of Ibadan
Department: Arts and Humanities
Course Code: ENG304
Topics: Pragmatics, Utterances, relevance, linguistics, literature, explicature, implicature
Introduction to the universe of social sciences
Author: GSP201 UNN
School: University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Department: General studies
Course Code: GSP201
Topics: social science, Anthropology, Archaeology, economics, geography, Linguistics, mass communication, political science, psychology, sociology
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