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Illustrated by data drawn from many linguacultures, this book provides a strictly language-based and comprehensive cross-cultural pragmatic model for analysing political data. It allows the reader to examine politically relevant data without pre-held convictions, avoiding many pitfalls lurking in the study of political language use.

This book uncovers how same-sex acts, desires, and identities have been represented in English dictionaries in Britain from the early modern to the interwar period. In doing so, it responds and contributes to established traditions and new trends in linguistics, queer theory, literary criticism, and the history of sexuality.

Language is a uniquely human trait, but we rarely stop to examine its workings in everyday life. This lively and readable book introduces readers to the study of language in a scientific, objective way. It demonstrates the 'nuts and bolts' of how human language works and why it's so interesting.

Building on the logical tradition of possible world semantics, this book presents an ambitious theory of linguistic modality by exploring the rich and diverse empirical domain of modal phenomena, covering a wide variety of languages. It is essential reading for scholars of semantics, pragmatics, linguistic typology, and discourse analysis.

Written by a BSL teacher with years of experience, this book will aid BSL learners in identifying and correcting errors in their sign accuracy to improve their productive skills. It is highly illustrated and includes a range of practical exercises to help students develop effective use of the creative lexicon.

Now in its second edition, this is a comprehensive survey of linguistics for students with no background in the field, engaging them throughout with humorous and entertaining examples of language at work. It introduces all the key topics in a clear, concise fashion, preparing beginning students for more advanced courses.

2026. iv, 152 pp. Table of Contents Partitivity across domains: an introduction Anna Bartra Kaufmann, Cristina Real Puigdollers, Xavier Villalba Nicol谩s pp. 5-27 Articles French de nominals and Russian non-canonical genitives. Are they partitive-like nominal expressions?* Sonia Cyrino, M.Teresa Espinal pp. 29-65 The non-partitivity of Catalan and Italian nominal ne* M.Teresa Espinal, Chiara Gianollo pp. 67-101 Antihomophony and English of Richard S. Kayne pp. 103-115