Understanding Linguistics Science of Language John McWhorter DVD Set Book New
You will find that this textbook has plenty of margin space for taking notes.
You will find that this textbook has plenty of margin space for taking notes.
The great courses. Social sciences. The Story of Human Language taught by professor John MacCarter from the Manhattan Institute. This is only part three of three and contains two discs.
"The Great Courses: Understanding Linguistics The Science of Language" is an educational DVD and book set published by Teaching Company, LLC in 2008. Authored by John McWhorter, this intermediate-level course delves into the subject of linguistics, exploring the science of language in a comprehensive and engaging manner. The DVD format allows for easy viewing of lectures, while the accompanying book provides additional resources for further study. This 1st edition set is perfect for adult learners and those interested in expanding their knowledge of language arts and disciplines.
Language A to Z (Guidebook & 6 Audio CDs, John McWhorter) The Great Courses NEW. Condition is Brand New. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Language Hoax by McWhorter, John H. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less
A nice touch in this textbook is the chapter review crossword puzzles.
John McWhorter takes aim at one of the most seductive ideas in modern linguistics: the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, which holds that the language you speak shapes the very way you perceive reality. Do Russian speakers really see color differently because their language distinguishes light and dark blue?.
"Language Families of the World" is a textbook in DVD format by author John McWhorter, published in 2018. It is designed for adult education and covers the subject area of Language Arts & Disciplines. The publication includes a guidebook and is published by Teaching Company, LLC, T.H.E.
Bought for class and no longer need. Like new, except a couple dog eared pages. IBSN 978-0-19-046889-7
Story of Human Language by professor John McWhorter.