Introducing Basic Linguistics (Penguin English Linguistics)

Introducing Basic Linguistics by David Crystal, published by Penguin Books Ltd in 1992, offers an accessible exploration of key terms in the field of linguistics. This 80-page edition is presented in English and serves as a resource for those interested in understanding the foundational concepts that underpin linguistic theory and practice. The book focuses on terms that are significant across various subjects within linguistics, intentionally omitting those covered in other volumes of the series.
Readers will find a comprehensive overview of essential linguistic terminology, making it a useful reference for students and enthusiasts alike. By concentrating on concepts that are central to the discipline, this book provides clarity on the language and ideas that shape the study of linguistics. The compact size and straightforward presentation make it an ideal introduction for anyone looking to familiarize themselves with the subject.
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Presents a range of terms associated with the field of linguistics. It concentrates on terms which cut across subject boundaries and which are central to general linguistic theory and practice. It deliberately avoids terms which are dealt with in the other books in the series.
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