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Part ¢ñ Language
Chapter 1 Importance of Language
1£®1 Importance of Language
1£®2 Functions of Language
Exercises
Chapter 2 Definition of Language and Its Classifications
2£®1 Definition of Language
2£®2 Classifications of Language
Exercises
Chapter 3 Properties of Language
3£®1 Arbitrariness of Language
3£®2 Duality of Language
3£®3 Creativity of Language
3£®4 Displacement of Language
Exercises

Part ¢ò Linguistics
Chapter 4 A Brief Introduction to Linguistics
4£®1 Definition of Linguistics
4£®2 A Brief History of Linguistics
Exercises
Chapter 5 Micro-Iinguistics and Macro-Iinguistics
5£®1 Micro-Iinguistics and Its Main Branches
5£®2 Macrolinguistics and Its Main Branches
Exercises
Chapter 6 Schools of Linguistics
6£®1 Ancient Indian Grammarians
6£®2 Analogists and Anomalists
6£®3 Speculative Grammarians £¨Modistae£©
6£®4 Port Royal Grammarians
6£®5 Historical Linguistics and Comparative Philology
6£®6 Structuralism
6£®7 Transformational-Generative Grammar
Exercises

Part ¢ó Pragmatics
Chapter 7 A GeneraI View of Pragmatics
7£®1 Wastebasket of Pragmatics
7£®2 Context in Pragmatics
7£®3 History and Definition of Pragmatics
7£®4 Why the Necessity of Pragmatics Study?
Exercises
Chapter 8 Some Important Terms in Pragmatics
8£®1 Proposition£¬ Truth Conditions and Propositional Logic
8£®2 Deixis and Reference
8£®3 Anaphora£¬ Cataphora and Principle of Economy
8£®4 Presupposition
8£®5 Inference
8£®6 Salient Meaning
Exercises
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Bibliography
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