Author: BJARKMAN, PETER C.; RASKIN, VICTOR
Title: The Real-World Linguist: Linguistic Applications in the 1980s
Description: Praeger- Ablex Publishing. 1986. (ISBN: 089391357x). Hardcover. |xix + 361 pages. Quite moderate university ex-library stamps, no markings on the inside pages. Close to unread-looking. Chapters include: What Linguists Might Contribute to Dictionary Making if They Could Get Their Act Together, On Possible Applications of Script-Based Semantics, Poems as Holograms, Linguistics and the Study of Folk Poetry, Natural Phonology and Strategies for Teaching English/Spanish Pronunciation, Linguistics and Artificial Intelligence, Language Deprivation and Recovery in Lana Chimpanzee, The Interaction of Linguistic Theory and Research on American Sign Language, Folk Natural History: Crossroads of Language + Culture and Environment, Linguists and Reading in the 1980s, Application of Linguistics to the Language of Legal Interactions, Interpretive Competence and Theories of Human Communication, Linguistics + Nationalism and Literary Languages: A Balkan Perspective, Salutory Lessons for the History of Linguistics, Linguistics and Prehistory in an African Perspective: Current Methods and Argumentation. Very Good.

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