Introduction to Linguistics

It is the scientific and systematic study of human language.

• Linguistics

• Classical Linguistics

• Functional Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a perspective of linguistics which attempts to explain the nature of human linguistics knowledge.

• Classical Linguistics

• Functional Linguistics

• Modern Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a perspective of linguistics which confirms the antiquity of old manuscripts of the early printed editions & translations of human language and communication.

• Classical Linguistics

• Functional Linguistics

• Modern Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a perspective of linguistics which relates to the development and beginning at the 18^th century.

• Classical Linguistics

• Functional Linguistics

• Modern Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a perspective of linguistics wherein it is the study of language by using major changes as the parameter of assessment.

• Macro Linguistics

• Micro Linguistics

• Modern Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a perspective of linguistics wherein it focuses on the study of minor changes in linguistics such as phonetics, grammar, and internal level of language analysis.

• Macro Linguistics

• Micro Linguistics

• Modern Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a perspective of linguistics which regards language to the functions they perform at all levels of language (phonology, semantic, syntactic, & pragmatic).

• Classical Linguistics

• Functional Linguistics

• Modern Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a kind of linguistics which involves the study of how one particular language has changed or developed over time.

• Classical Linguistics

• Diachronic Linguistics

• Synchronic Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is a kind of linguistics which involves the scientific study of comparative languages at a certain period of time without regard to some other periods.

• Classical Linguistics

• Diachronic Linguistics

• Synchronic Linguistics

• Theoretical Linguistics

It is the study of the production, physical properties, & perception of the actual sounds realizing the phonemes & of the suprasegmental elements of speech.

• Allophones

• Phonetics

• Phonology

• Phones