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100			_aSharma, Raj Kumar
245			_aFundamentals of Linguistics:/ _cRaj Kumar Sharma
260			_aNew Delhi: _bAtlantic Publishers & Distributers, _c2014.
300			_axiv, 209p. : ill. ; _bsoftbound _c13.5*21 cm.
505			_aPreface Acknowledgements 1. All about Language 2. The World of Linguistics 3. A Brief History of Linguistics 4. Major Concepts in Linguistics 5. Phonetics 6. Phonology of English 7. Morphology 8. Syntax 9. Chomsky’s Universal Grammar 10. Semantics 11. Writing System (Graphology) Answers to Some Exercises Bibliography
520			_aThe growing trend of inter-cultural migration brought by global market forces has infused fresh interest among people across the world in learning major world languages. This has resulted in the emergence of linguistics as a highly relevant discipline that enables us to learn new languages in the best possible way and the shortest possible time. The book aims to prepare a dynamic generation of Indian linguists equipped with all the required pieces of linguistic information which may help them capitalize on ever expanding global employment opportunities. The book introduces the concepts of linguistics in a simple language and lucid style for easy understanding by the readers. Different aspects of language have been explained in an objective manner. Over the years, linguistics has brought forth many new terms which are quite specific to this subject, and a clear understanding of these terms becomes a pre-condition for the learners to develop an insight into the contents of this discipline. Such linguistic terms have been presented in a descriptive and analytical manner with sufficient examples. At many places, charts and figures have been given as supplements to clarify the subtle concepts. The subject matter has been divided into eleven chapters which are scientifically sequenced and well organized. The latest possible information related to the topics dealt with has been incorporated with elucidation. There is a considerable difference of opinion among the linguists over several concepts, theories and their ways of analysis. However, an attempt has been made here to avoid controversy by presenting the topics in the most convincing and acceptable manner. The book will be useful for the teachers of linguistics and students of the subject at all levels.
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