Titlebook: An Introduction to Linguistics; Stuart C. Poole Textbook 1999Latest edition Stuart C. Poole 1999 language.linguistics.morphology.semantics

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Regional Variation,presented with the two alternatives. Similarly, most people could distinguish between a bus driver from Bolton and a judge from Bolton. In principle, then, a person’s idiolect can be plotted on a matrix with a regional axis and a social axis. A postman from Preston might be plotted as A on the matri

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What Is Language?, of our way of life as our use of things in the world around us to extend our capabilities, our complex social structure with its hierarchies and its division of labour, and our ability to conceptualise, to learn, to solve problems, and so on.

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Semantics,equence of sounds, just as a red light would be little more than decoration if it did not indicate to drivers that they should stop (or indicate whatever a red light in a ‘red light district’ indicates!).

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Phonetics,t it. For communication to take place the utterances have to pass from speaker to listener so that, by the principles of Ogden and Richards, they can be decoded to produce in the mind of the listener an image similar to the image that was in the mind of the speaker or so that, by the principles of t

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Phonology,r when referring to the speech sound produced by a particular articulatory combination and the latter when referring to the actual sound realized in a given context. We might, for example, read that the sound [k] is a voiceless velar plosive and that the /k/ in the English word ., is articulated fur

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