The encyclopedia of language & linguistics / editor-in-chief, Keith Brown ; co-ordinating editors, Anne H. Anderson [and others].

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Animal Communication -- Applied Linguistics -- Biographies -- Cognitive Science -- Computational Linguistics -- Countries & Languages -- Education & Language -- Foundations of Linguistics -- Historical & Comparative Linguistics -- History of Linguistics -- Language Acquisition -- Language Pathology -- Languages of the World -- Law & Language -- Lexicography -- Linguistic Anthropology -- Media & Language -- Medicine & Language -- Morphology -- Natural Language Processing & Machine Translation -- Philosophy & Language -- Phonetics -- Phonology -- Politics & Language -- Pragmatics -- Psycholinguistics -- Religion & Language -- Semantics (grammatical) -- Semantics (logical & lexical) -- Semiotics -- Sign Language -- Society & Language -- Speech Technology -- Spoken Discourse -- Syntax -- Text Analysis & Stylistics -- Translation -- Typology & Universals -- Variation & Language -- Writing Systems.

Revised edition of: The Encyclopedia of language and linguistics / R.E. Asher, editor-in-chief; J.M.Y. Simpson, coordinating editor. 1st ed. 1994.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

v. 1. A-Bil -- v. 2. Bil-Con -- v. 3. Con-Dt -- v. 4. Du-Gen -- v. 5. Gen-Int -- v. 6. Inu-Lea -- v. 7. Leb-Mei -- v. 8. Mel-N -- v. 9. O-Pou -- v. 10. Pou-Sca -- v. 11. Sca-Spe -- v. 12. Spe-Top -- v. 13. Tor-Z -- v. 14. Appendices ; Index.

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