Linguistics Studies and Their Applications in Language Analysis
Explore the diverse fields of linguistics, from phonetics and phonology to sociolinguistics and pragmatics. Understand the study of language structure, meaning, and use, along with its application in language teaching and computational analysis.
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Phonetics: The study of human speech sounds. Phonology: The study of sound patterning of a particular language. Syntax: It is the part of language which links together the sound patterns and the meaning. (refers to both the arrangement and the form of words).
Semantics: The study of meaning which is concerned with the use of suitable word in the suitable position. Ali arrived yesterday. not Ali arrived tomorrow. Morphology: The study of internal structure of words. e.g. reopened open = base, re = prefix, ed = suffix.
Pragmatics: One of linguistics branches that deals with how speakers use language in ways which cannot predicted from linguistics knowledge alone. Psycholinguistics: The study of language and mind. Sociolinguistics: The study of language and society.
Applied Linguistics: The application of linguistics to language teaching. Computational Linguistics: The use of computers to simulate language and its working.
Stylistics: The study of language and literature. Anthropological Linguistics: The study of language in cross-cultural settings. Philosophical Linguistics: The study of the link between language and logical thought
Historical Linguistics: The study of language change since its origin till nowadays, and can be divided into: 1. Synchronic Linguistics: The study of language at a single point in time. e.g. The study of English language in Shakespearean period. 2. Diachronic Linguistics: The study of language across the whole periods of time since its origin till nowadays.
Linguistics Typology: The study of different language types.
