Linguistics   Tags: languages, lingustics, philology, phonetics  

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Example of Linguistics course guides:

• Linguistics 102: Languages of the World

• Linguistics 180FCS: Politics of Language

• Linguistics 187: Variety in Language

• Linguistics 199: Change in Language

• Linguistics 199S: Gesture and Language

• Linguistics 199s: Language in Immigrant America

• International Encyclopedia of Linguistics
  Encompasses the full range of topics in linguistics, including such areas as historical, comparative, formal, mathematical, functional, philosophical, and sociolinguistics.

• Encyclopedia of Language & Linguistics
  An authoritative, and up-to-date international reference source.

• Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language
  A collection of concise and readable essays on the many subfields of linguistics, and covers both theoretical and applied approaches to the subject.

• Encyclopedic Dictionary of Language and Languages
  Defines hundreds of terms connected with language. Includes the names of languages, language groups, or countries; topics such as writing systems, punctuation, and poetics; and terms from phonetics, language typology, transformational grammar, and neurolinguistics.

• Compendium of the World's Languages
  A general survey covering a wide spectrum of the world's languages and shows how each language has its own characteristic profile, and illustraties how it works.

• The World Atlas of Language Structures
  Contains full-color maps and in-depth discussions of each map's content by a specialist in the field. The maps present more than 58,000 data points and more than 200 languages.

• Concise Languages of the World
  Comprehensive electronic resource for 370 of the world's major languages, language families and classification systems and disputes.

• Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics
  Defines words and senses about newer models of linguistic theory.

• Handbook of English Linguistics
  Covers all methodological issues, syntax, phonetics and phonology, lexis and morphology, and variation, discourse, stylistics, and usage.

• Companion to Linguistic Anthropology
  Summarizes past and contemporary research and includes bibliography of over 2000 entries designed as a guide to the literature of linguistic anthropology.

• Handbook of Applied Linguistics
  Seeks to unify practical experience and theoretical understanding of language development and language in use.

• Handbook of Language Variation and Change
  Presents views of linguistic variation in the diverse contexts that give it meaning and significance.