SIL-UND Textbooks (required and recommended) Summer 2016

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1 Textbooks (required and recommended) Summer 2016 The following list is provided as a service to students wanting to plan ahead for attendance at SIL- UND. Please keep the following things in mind as you use this list: You can buy textbooks from SIL on registration day (the day before classes start; see the calendar on the SIL website) or during the first week. It is not necessary for students to purchase textbooks ahead of time. Some materials (e.g. course notes, textbooks under development) are available only from SIL. SIL can usually offer new books for sale at the same or lower prices than what students can find on their own. SIL does not sell used textbooks nor offer a buy-back service. SIL accepts cash, checks, and money orders. In order to keep costs as low as possible, we do not accept credit or debit cards. This list is as accurate as we can make it at the time it is prepared. However, textbook requirements sometimes change, and SIL assumes no responsibility for purchasing decisions that students may make on the basis of this information prior to registration day. If you buy books from another vendor and end up not needing them, you will need to return them to the place you bought them. We are sorry that we cannot buy them from you, even if they are in new condition. (You might be able to sell them to another student.) Graduate Program Surviving Linguistics: A Guide for Graduate Students Macaulay, Monica Cascadilla Press Suggested to MA students as background reading. Ling 450: Articulatory Phonetics Bickford, Anita; Floyd, Rick Year: Articulatory Phonetics: Tools for Analyzing the World's Languages Students can share a copy if they notify the instructor on or before registration day that they want to be in the same section. Friday, May 13, 2016 Page 1 of 5

2 Ling 451: Phonology I Handbook of the International Phonetic Association IPA Cambridge Year: Copies will be available on reserve; personal copies can be ordered after classes start. Phonology from the Ground Up: The Basics Marlett, Stephen A. Year: 2016 Previous editions should not be used. Book is available electronically, but you may want a paper copy because of the exercises included. Orders for paper copies will be taken during the first week of classes. Ling 452: Syntax and Morphology I Lab problem packet ; Phinnemore, Thomas Year: Tools for Analyzing the World's Languages: Morphology and Syntax Year: X Ling 455: SL Phonetics A Cross-linguistic Guide to SignWriting Parkhurst, Steve and Dianne Year: Ling 470: Sociolinguistics & Language Development, Introduction to An Introduction to Sociolinguistics (Learning about Language) Holmes, Janet Pearson Longman Also available on Kindle. Sustaining language use: Perspectives in community-based language developm Lewis, M. Paul and Gary Simons Year: 2015 Available as ebook (Kindle and PDF) only. will not stock any copies, order this yourself at: Friday, May 13, 2016 Page 2 of 5

3 Ling 480: Learner-Directed Second Language Acquisition (LD-SLA) Lexicarry Moran, Patrick ProLingua Ling 503: Phonology II Year: rd Optimality Theory Kager, Rene Cambridge University Press Year: Available for Kindle, or inexpensively in used copies online. Please order your own; will not stock copies. Phonology in Generative Grammar Kenstowicz, Michael Blackwell Year: 1994 Available inexpensively online (e.g. Amazon). Please order your own; will not stock copies. Ling 504: Syntax II Exploring the Syntax-Semantics Interface Van Valin, Jr., Robert D. Cambridge University Press X Ling 506: Field Methods Year: 2005 Linguistic Fieldwork: A Practical Guide Bowern, Claire Palgrave Macmillan Year: Also available on Kindle. If you already own the 1st (2008) edition, you don't have to buy the new one. However, if you need to buy one, get the 2015 edition. Ling 506L: Media Technology (sign lang section) Digital Media Technology for Linguists pre-pub Will be distributed electronically at no cost. Ling 506L: Media Technology (spoken lang section) Digital Media Technology for Linguists pre-pub Will be distributed electronically at no cost. Friday, May 13, 2016 Page 3 of 5

4 Ling 510: Semantics-Pragmatics Relevance Theory Clark, Billy Cambridge Also available on Kindle. Ling 511: Translation of Texts Introducing Translation Studies: Theories and Applications Munday, Jeremy Routledge Year: Also available for Kindle, but at about the same price as paperback. Earlier editions should not be used. Ling 516: SL Phonology Sign Language and Linguistic Universals Sandler, Wendy; Lillo-Martin, Dianne Cambridge Ling 519: Literacy Principles, Introduction to Learning to Listen, Learning to Teach Vella, Jane Jossey-Bass Local literacies: Theory and practice Waters, Glenys SIL Also available as part of LinguaLinks Library Ling 526: SL Morphosyntax Sign Language and Linguistic Universals Sandler, Wendy; Lillo-Martin, Dianne Cambridge Ling 534: Historical Linguistics Historical Linguistics: An Introduction Campbell, Lyle MIT Press Year: 2002 Revised Year: rd Friday, May 13, 2016 Page 4 of 5

5 Ling 535: Ethnographic Methods The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down Fadiman, Anne Farrar, Straus and Giroux Year: 2012 Also available on Kindle. The first edition may also be used. Writing Ethnographic Fieldnotes Emerson, Robert M. & Fretz, Rachel I. & Sha Chicago Univ Press (2nd) Year: Also available on Kindle, but almost as expensive as paperback, which we will have for sale. You need the 2nd edition; the 1st edition is not usable for the course. Ling 580: Academic Writing Writing your journal article in twelve weeks: A guide to academic publishing suc Belcher, Wendy Laura Year: 2009 SAGE Publications X Friday, May 13, 2016 Page 5 of 5