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Issue no. 1 of the “Introductory Texts in Linguistics“ series. The five introductory texts in linguistics are intended to give a comprehensive overview of the main areas of linguistics—historically, methodologically, and theoretically—for use in linguistic pedagogy. Each volume covers a specific area of linguistic science—from the study of sound systems to the use of language in social and communicative contexts. They can be used individually or as a set for courses in linguistics or as a background referential source of ideas and research in the five areas that scholars can utilize. They are all written in an accessible style, so that they can be easily adopted in any type of introductory course.
Each text expounds and illustrates both traditional and contemporary approaches to the study of language. The titles of the five individual volumes are: Introduction to Phonology (Volume 1), Introduction to Morphology (Volume 2), Introduction to Syntax (Volume 3), Introduction to Semantics (Volume 4), and Introduction to Pragmatics (Volume 5).
Preface
1. Phonology
Introduction
Background
Phonological Analysis
Phonological Change
Dialect Phonology
Concluding Remarks
2. Phonetics
Introduction
Articulatory Features
Vowels
Consonants
Syllables
Prosody
Acoustic and Auditory Phonetics
Concluding Remarks
3. Phonemics
Introduction
The Phoneme
Opposition Theory
Allophones
Morphonology
Distinctive Feature Analysis
Concluding Remarks
4. Dialect Phonology
Introduction
Dialectology
The Diaphoneme
Dialect Atlases
Diglossia
Sociolects
Concluding Remarks
5. Historical Phonology
Introduction
Comparative Analysis
Sound Change
Glottochronology
Sound Symbolism
Concluding Remarks
6. Graphemics
Introduction
The Grapheme
Alphabets
The Alphabet Principle
Spelling
Concluding Remarks
7. Applications and Extensions
Introduction
Principle of Least Effort
Nativization
Foreign Language Teaching
Phonological Processing
Slips of the Tongue
Concluding Remarks
Glossary
References
Index
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