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Chapter 1 Introduction
1£® What Is Linguistics£¿
1£®1 Definition of Linguistics
1£®2 Main Branches of Linguistics
1£®3 Why Study Language£¿
2£® What Is Language£¿
2£®1 Definition of Language
2£®2 Design Features of Language
3£® Important Distinctions in Linguistics
3£®1 Prescriptive Vs£® Descriptive
3£®2 Synchronic Vs£® Diachronic
3£®3 Speech Vs£® Writing
3£®4 Langue Vs£® Parole
3£®5 Competence Vs£® Performance
Exercises
Further Readings

Chapter 2 Phonetics
1£® The Phonic Medium of Language
2£® Phonetics
2£®1 What Is Phonetics£¿
2£®2 Organs of Speech
2£®3 Classification of English Speech Sounds
2£®4 Broad Transcription and Narrow Transcription
Exerc i ses
Further Reodings

Chapter 3 Phonology
1£® General Introduction to Phonology
2£® Basic Concepts of Phonology
2£®1 Phone£¬ Phoneme and Allophone
2£®2 Phonemic Contrast£¬ Complementary Distribution and Minimal Pair
3£® Some Phonological Rules
3£®1 Sequential Rules
3£®2 Assimilation Rules
4£® Suprasegmental Features£º Stress£¬ Tone and Intonation
4£®1 Stress
4£®2 Tone
4£®3 Intonation
Exercises
Further Readings

Chapter 4 Morphology
Chapter 5 Syntax
Chapter 6 Semantics£®
Chapter 7 Pragmatics
Chapter 8 Language and Society
Chapter 9 Language and Culture
Chapter 10 Language and Acquisition
Chapter 11 Cognitive Linguistics
Chapter 12 Computer and Linguistics
References