Contemporary Linguistics: An Introduction
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Contemporary Linguistics: An Introduction

by William O'Grady, John Archibald, Mark Aronoff, Janie Rees-Miller

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Contemporary Linguistics: An Introduction offers a clear starting point for readers exploring the academic study of language. With its introductory focus, the book provides a broad foundation for understanding linguistics and is suitable for students or anyone seeking an accessible entry into the field.

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Contemporary Linguistics: An Introduction provides a foundation in the study of language.

Designed as an introductory work, it presents linguistics in a broad and accessible context.

The book is suited to readers beginning their exploration of language and its systematic study.

It offers an academic starting point for students and general readers interested in contemporary linguistics.

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