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The case for lexicase

Stanley Starosta

1988

Understanding language structure, interaction, and variation

Brown, Steven

2005

Language files

Wai Yi Peggy Wong, Georgios Tserdanelis

2004

The Chomsky Update

Raphael Salkie

1990

Born Translated

Rebecca L. Walkowitz

2015

Individual Freedom in Language Teaching

Chris Brumfit, Christopher Brumfit

2001

Woman running in the mountains

Yūko Tsushima

1991

American grammar

Mills, Carl

1990

Linguistic anthropology

Nancy Parrott Hickerson

1980

Language Myth

Vyvyan Evans

2014

Language and Learning

Terry Piper

1998

Elements of general phonetics

David Abercrombie

1967

Language in social groups

John J. Gumperz

1971

An introduction to applied linguistics

Norbert Schmitt

2010

Linguistic theory, linguistic description, and language teaching

Eddy Roulet

1975

Children's communication skills

Belinda Buckley

2003

Linguistics and teaching foreign languages

Eric H. Kadler

1970

A First dictionary of linguistics and phonetics

David Crystal

1980

Language change and linguistic reconstruction

Henry M. Hoenigswald

1960

Using Internet primary sources to teach critical thinking skills in world languages

Grete Pasch

2000

South Slavic and Balkan linguistics

R. Sprenger, A. A. Barentsen

1982

Linguistics

P. H. Matthews

2003

Aspect

Bernard Comrie

1976

The Oxford dictionary of new words

Julia Elliot, Julia Elliott, Elizabeth Knowles

1997

Meaning and grammar

Gennaro Chierchia

2000

The fire of life

Max Kleiber

1961

An Introduction to language and linguistics

Ralph W. Fasold, Ralph Fasold, Jeffrey Connor-Linton

2006

Psycholinguistics

Alan Garnham

1985

The sound pattern of English

Noam Chomsky

1968

Language and learning in the digital age

James Paul Gee

2011

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