Linguistics

Neurolinguistics is a branch of applied linguistics that focuses on how our brains produce, acquire, and comprehend language.

This article talks about linguistic diversity and how we can use this information in the classroom.

Forensic linguistics is a branch of applied linguistics in which people analyze, study, and measure both written and spoken language in a criminal context. These linguists are involved in assisting to solve crimes and acquitting the wrongly accused.

I review this book on linguistics.

The global spread of English has received considerable attention amongst scholars. Whether we consider its expansive reach a product of linguistic imperialism or pragmatism, it confers certain advantages on its practitioners.

For many years there has been psychological debates about IQ tests and they are really valid.

Difference and difficulty are linguistic terms that refer to the level and ability of the language learner and involves the organization of a syllabus for the learning of a second language.

I chose my college majors based on what subjects I enjoyed, not based on any particular career goals. Find out how that worked out.

Here is your guide to what the Linguistics major is all about and the reasons why it could be the right major for you.

Brief summary and explanation of Rudolf Carnap's Empiricism, Semantics, and Ontology, including the article's relevance for metaphysics.

The distinction between lexical and encyclopedic has been researched by many linguists, philosophers, teachers and other people interested in the subject. Is there a difference in the knowledge that is linguistically encoded vs. general world knowledge?

Exploring the importance and passion of second language acquisition.

This article focuses on the use of linguistics in fighting against globalization.

NLP is an ever-growing collection of information, insights and mental techniques that can enable you to improve how you think, feel and behave - and assist others do the same.

A look at the decline in the quality of public discourse.

Talks about the contributions of linguistics and computer science.

Republican pollster Frank Luntz is particularly critical of George W. Bush's linguistic legacy. Obama will connect emotionally with the American people more like Bill Clinton did.

If "Wheel of Fortune" contestants will pay more attention to linguistics, they can be more successful in solving these clever little language puzzles.

A brief explanatory essay describing the basic tenants of Saussure's theory of linguistics with definitions of terms and comprehensive examples of those terms at work. Also, the application of linguistics to literary analysis.

Ferdinand de Saussure theorized that language and speech were comprised of a system of signs, which were both products of the social environment, versus the theory that language and speech were organic in nature.

In order to understand the comprehensive notions of linguistic prestige we have to appreciate the different variables that are directly linked to language, as well as the resulting assessments that are attributed with the speaker.

Do the structure and grammar of our native language determine what concepts we use in thinking? This essay examines what past theorists have argued one way or the other.

Notes and provides examples of a few characteristic linguistic features present in modern American political speeches.

Through the varying levels of each of the intelligences that we have, each person has a unique cognitive profile.

A brief explanation of some major terms you will find in the study of language.

This idea of linguistic meaning created through opposition comes from the work of Saussure, who believed that "Language is a system of interdependent terms in which the value of each results solely from the simultaneous presence of the others" (66).

There is a great excitement about what the child sees as their reflection in the mirror, but the binary opposition to that is caused by the Other imposing their Social I on the Real or Ideal I.

E. M. Forster once wrote, "How do I know what I think til I see what I say?" It is essentially this question that has puzzled linguists for decades.

According to linguist Franz Boas, there are over 100 words in the Eskimoan language for snow. But was he correct?

A knowledge of language structure gained through degree work in linguistics prepares you for more than teaching high school French. Today' s emphasis on world wide communication opens many other careers as well

A brief overview of the linguistics theories of Ferdinand de Saussure as outlined in his Course in General Linguistics.

The Swiss linguist, Ferdinand de Saussure had a profound impact on the world of literary theory. In his book, Course in General Linguistics, he discusses language and how it functions as a system.

Examines the use of linguistic phenomenons in the Amy Clampitt poem "Syrinx"

The power to inform and transform people across linguistic, cultural, and national boundaries. The event will be hosted by NYC event designer & planner, Joanna Cummings of Elite Weddings & Events.