The Language of Language
Now in its third edition, published in 2011, our textbook The Language of Language. A Linguistics Course for Starters is aimed at multilingual speakers of English with no prior background in language studies.
Our goal is to encourage informed thinking about (why) language matters. Packed with over 100 commented activities, examples of language play, and fun “food for thought”, the book is designed to foster independent exploration of language and linguistics.
It comes complete with a workbook, Lang101 Workbook.
The textbook is appropriate for language teacher training, as well as for language study courses at A-level/junior college or university level.
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Our goal is to encourage informed thinking about (why) language matters. Packed with over 100 commented activities, examples of language play, and fun “food for thought”, the book is designed to foster independent exploration of language and linguistics.
It comes complete with a workbook, Lang101 Workbook.
The textbook is appropriate for language teacher training, as well as for language study courses at A-level/junior college or university level.
Buy / Browse the textbook and read customer reviews.
Download the textbook's information flyer.
Download the textbook's Table of Contents and Preface.
Visit our blog.
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Book reviews
Rebecca Helm-Ropelato
Excerpt: “What is especially fun – works great as a word game – are the dozens of boxed questions running through the chapters. [...] But lest I mislead by highlighting the book’s entertaining content, it’s important to emphasize that “The Language of Language” is a substantive scholarly work.”
Read the full review here.
Read more reviews at Being Multilingual.
Excerpt: “What is especially fun – works great as a word game – are the dozens of boxed questions running through the chapters. [...] But lest I mislead by highlighting the book’s entertaining content, it’s important to emphasize that “The Language of Language” is a substantive scholarly work.”
Read the full review here.
Read more reviews at Being Multilingual.
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Updated 8 May 2013
Updated 8 May 2013