Research Guides: Linguistics: Find Books / Ebooks

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"code switching" English and "second language" English and "second language" and (writing or composition) Spanish and verb* and language* deaf and (language* or linguistic* or communicat*)	Linguistics Code Switching (Linguistics) Indians of North America--Languages Second language acquisition Bilingualism Discourse analysis Sapir Whorf Hypothesis Semiotics Phonetic transcriptions Vietnamese language

Subject Call Numbers

The Call Numbers for the following subjects are:

P 1 - 1091 Linguistics, and general language topics

PA 1 - 8595 Greek and Latin language and literatures

PB 1 - 3029 Celtic languages

PC 1 - 5498 Romance languages

PD 1 - 7159 Germanic & Scandinavian languages

PE 1 - 3729 English languages

PF 1 - 5999 West Germanic languages

PG 1 - 9665 Slavic, Baltic, and Albanian languages and literatures

PH 1 - 5490 Finno-Ugric and Basque languages and literatures

PJ 1 - 9500 Semitic languages and literatures

PK 1 - 9601 Indo-Iranian languages and literatures

PL 1 - 8844 East Asian, African, and Oceanic languages and literatures

PM 1-9021 Hyperborean and North and South American Indian languages and literatures; Artificial languages

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Ebook Central (from ProQuest) This link opens in a new window More than 80,000 academic e-books in 16 subject categories (Formerly called eBrary)
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ACLS Humanities E-Book Project This link opens in a new window Is a digital collection of over 1,700 full text searchable e-books of recommended by humanities scholars.
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Thesaurus Linguae Graecae This link opens in a new window Digital library of Greek literature, digitizing texts from Homer to Byzantium's fall in AD 1453. Aims to be a complete digital collection of Greek literature from antiquity to present.
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