Projects in Linguistics

by Alison Wray, Kate Trott, Aileen Bloomer

Following increased emphasis on research projects at the undergraduate level, this book, now in paperback, teaches students how to write good research projects in linguistics. Giving an overview of major themes of linguistics and introducing essential tools and techniques, the book provides
practical advice on how to choose a research topic, collect data, analyse it, and write up the results. Incorporating over 300 project ideas and covering plagiarism, referencing, phonetic and orthographic transcription and tips on writing good English, Projects in Linguistics is a treasure trove of
helpful information vital to students in the field.

Genres: Linguistics, Reference, Nonfiction, Academic

320 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Samar Almossa]

If u are aiming for undergraduate or postgraduate in Linguistics u Must read through this book ( O' God ) really really simple and useful and will help u ( in'shallah) to start ur project.

[Christopher Hurtado]

Projects in Linguistics: A Practical Guide to Researching Language by Alison Wray (1998)

[Hans Henrik]

Linguistics