Donna Jo Napoli (Professor, Professor, Swarthmore College Dept. of, Vera Lee-Schoenfeld (Visiting Assista Visiting Assistant Professor
Language Matters
A Guide to Everyday Questions About Language
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Donna Jo Napoli (Professor, Professor, Swarthmore College Dept. of, Vera Lee-Schoenfeld (Visiting Assista Visiting Assistant Professor
Language Matters
A Guide to Everyday Questions About Language
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Why and how does language matter in everyday life? Language Matters answers these questions in an informal, entertaining style. Encouraging readers to tap into their own knowledge of language, the book explores a variety of issues including language acquisition, sign languages, animal communication, and non-standard dialects.
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Why and how does language matter in everyday life? Language Matters answers these questions in an informal, entertaining style. Encouraging readers to tap into their own knowledge of language, the book explores a variety of issues including language acquisition, sign languages, animal communication, and non-standard dialects.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 175mm x 129mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 286g
- ISBN-13: 9780199735716
- ISBN-10: 0199735719
- Artikelnr.: 29934762
- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 175mm x 129mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 286g
- ISBN-13: 9780199735716
- ISBN-10: 0199735719
- Artikelnr.: 29934762
Donna Jo. Napoli is Professor of Linguistics, Swarthmore College. Vera Lee-Schoenfeld is Visting Assistant Professor, Swarthmore College.
* Part 1
* Language: The Human Ability
* 1.: How do we acquire language?
* 2.: What is linguistics?
* 3.: From one language to the next: Why is it hard to learn a second
language? Why is translation so difficult?
* 4.: Does language equal thought?
* 5.: Are sign languages real languages?
* 6.: Do animals have language?
* 7.: Can computers learn language?
* Part I I
* Language in Society
* 8.: Can one person's speech be better than another's?
* 9.: Why do dialects and creoles differ from standard language?
* 10.: Do men and women speak differently? And who cares?
* 11.: English spelling is hard, and it makes learning to read hard.
Should we do anything about it?
* 12.: Should the United States adopt English as our official language
and overhaul our educational system accordingly?
* 14.: How does language wield power over us? Can it overpower us?
* 15.: Does exposure to and use of offensive language harm children?
* 16.: What do we lose when a language dies? And who cares?
* Language: The Human Ability
* 1.: How do we acquire language?
* 2.: What is linguistics?
* 3.: From one language to the next: Why is it hard to learn a second
language? Why is translation so difficult?
* 4.: Does language equal thought?
* 5.: Are sign languages real languages?
* 6.: Do animals have language?
* 7.: Can computers learn language?
* Part I I
* Language in Society
* 8.: Can one person's speech be better than another's?
* 9.: Why do dialects and creoles differ from standard language?
* 10.: Do men and women speak differently? And who cares?
* 11.: English spelling is hard, and it makes learning to read hard.
Should we do anything about it?
* 12.: Should the United States adopt English as our official language
and overhaul our educational system accordingly?
* 14.: How does language wield power over us? Can it overpower us?
* 15.: Does exposure to and use of offensive language harm children?
* 16.: What do we lose when a language dies? And who cares?
* Part 1
* Language: The Human Ability
* 1.: How do we acquire language?
* 2.: What is linguistics?
* 3.: From one language to the next: Why is it hard to learn a second
language? Why is translation so difficult?
* 4.: Does language equal thought?
* 5.: Are sign languages real languages?
* 6.: Do animals have language?
* 7.: Can computers learn language?
* Part I I
* Language in Society
* 8.: Can one person's speech be better than another's?
* 9.: Why do dialects and creoles differ from standard language?
* 10.: Do men and women speak differently? And who cares?
* 11.: English spelling is hard, and it makes learning to read hard.
Should we do anything about it?
* 12.: Should the United States adopt English as our official language
and overhaul our educational system accordingly?
* 14.: How does language wield power over us? Can it overpower us?
* 15.: Does exposure to and use of offensive language harm children?
* 16.: What do we lose when a language dies? And who cares?
* Language: The Human Ability
* 1.: How do we acquire language?
* 2.: What is linguistics?
* 3.: From one language to the next: Why is it hard to learn a second
language? Why is translation so difficult?
* 4.: Does language equal thought?
* 5.: Are sign languages real languages?
* 6.: Do animals have language?
* 7.: Can computers learn language?
* Part I I
* Language in Society
* 8.: Can one person's speech be better than another's?
* 9.: Why do dialects and creoles differ from standard language?
* 10.: Do men and women speak differently? And who cares?
* 11.: English spelling is hard, and it makes learning to read hard.
Should we do anything about it?
* 12.: Should the United States adopt English as our official language
and overhaul our educational system accordingly?
* 14.: How does language wield power over us? Can it overpower us?
* 15.: Does exposure to and use of offensive language harm children?
* 16.: What do we lose when a language dies? And who cares?