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Linguistics
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This
page is the starting point for a collection of material and links related
to the study of linguistics - and English linguistics in particular. |
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Links |
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You may want to take a look at my collection of linguistics links. |
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Other link
collections I find useful are e.g. those provided by |
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The LINGUIST
List produces the most
important newsletter
for linguists world-wide (a real must-have):
learn about the latest conferences, books
and other news in linguistics.
I recommend the LITE version, which bundles all the messages in one e-mail
a day. |
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ISLE,
the International
Society for the Linguistics of English, fulfils the role of a global
umbrella organisation to
the large number of specialised and country-specific associations related
to the study of English and/or linguistics. |
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Blogs |
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Linguists write blogs, too - and the results are not only
informative but also entertaining. Students of linguistics may even recognise some of the
names from their linguistics textbooks. |
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Literature |
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The LinguisTicker automatically searches for articles
on language and linguistics in the Newsfeeds
of German online newspapers. It thus gives you up-to-date
information on what language-/linguistics-related topics the general
public is currently interested in. |
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Raymond
Hickey is Professor of English Linguistics in Trier. His online
material provides a very readable introduction
to the essentials of English linguistics. |
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Fun
linguistics |
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Of course all
aspects of linguistics are fascinating and may be fun to the initiated.
However, there are certain aspects of linguistics that are more
generally regarded as entertaining - even by non-linguists. This is what FUN
LINGUISTICS©
is all about.
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