CZ:Linguistics Workgroup

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Linguistics Workgroup
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Welcome to the Linguistics Workgroup. If you are not already a member of Citizendium, join here.

  • Please add yourself to the 'Authors' or 'Editors' pages above by placing the appropriate tag (e.g.Category:Linguistics Authors|Lastname, Firstname in double square brackets, if you're an author) on your user page.

Articles

Articles are in various stages of development. Click 'All Articles' above for linguistics articles which may or may not have been worked on. Check Linguistics External Articles for pages that have not changed significantly from the Wikipedia versions, and Linguistics Developing Articles for those with significant work. Developed articles are those that are nearing completion.

What can I write about?

  • There is a list of linguistics articles at CZ:Core Articles - Social Sciences, consisting of Wikipedia-sourced articles in need of editing, 'micro-stubs' (articles in need of expansion) and articles yet to be written. You can start, restart or expand any of these - and get credit for it! The list is copied below, along with more details of the 'Core Articles' project.
  • If you can write in other languages, you might also like to declare which one(s) at CZ:International.

Lists of articles

Core articles

'Core Articles' are those which workgroup authors and editors have declared most important. Starting an article on any of these earns you points which you can list here. To get credit, you must start an article from the list below, contributing 250+ words (or expanding if it's a Citizendium-originating 'micro-stub'). If the article is 'external' (usually, this means it's imported with few or no changes from Wikipedia), then you must replace it altogether with your work. See the 'Core Articles' pages for more details, specifically the social sciences section ('linguistics' copied below) and accompanying Talk page.

(10) = worth this number of points   * = external, to replace or rewrite   ** = micro-stub (no pictures, under 50 words)

  1. Noam Chomsky (10)
  2. Morphology (linguistics)* (10)
  3. Phonetics* (10)
  4. Semantics (linguistics) (10)
  5. Syntax* (10)
  6. Applied linguistics* (5)
  7. Clinical linguistics (5)
  8. Cognitive linguistics* (5)
  9. Historical linguistics (5)
  10. History of linguistics* (5)
  11. Language evolution (5)
  12. Psycholinguistics* (5)
  13. Sociolinguistics (5)
  14. Theoretical linguistics* (5)
  15. Universal grammar (5)
  16. Alphabet (2)
  17. Accent (linguistics) (2)
  18. Computational linguistics* (2)
  19. Corpus linguistics* (2)
  20. Ferdinand de Saussure (2)
  21. Dialect* (2)
  22. Language attrition* (2)
  23. Lingua franca* (2)
  24. Linguistic prescriptivism* (2)
  25. Linguistic relativity (2)
  26. Linguistic typology* (2)
  27. Linguistic variation* (2)
  28. Multilingualism* (2)
  29. Neurolinguistics (2)
  30. Optimality Theory (2)
  31. Poverty of the stimulus (2)
  32. Structuralism (2)
  33. Writing system (2)
  1. Adjective (1)
  2. Adverb (1)
  3. Anaphor (1)
  4. Afro-Asiatic languages (1)
  5. Arabic language* (1)
  6. Article (linguistics) (1)
  7. Autosegmental phonology (1)
  8. Bengali language (1)
  9. Biolinguistics (1)
  10. Cantonese language (1)
  11. Chinese language (1)
  12. Conjunction (1)
  13. Case (1)
  14. Clinical linguistics (1)
  15. David Crystal (1)
  16. Definiteness (1)
  17. Deixis (1)
  18. Descriptive linguistics* (1)
  19. Dialectology (1)
  20. Diglossia (1)
  21. Discourse analysis (1)
  22. Endangered languages (1)
  23. Forensic linguistics (1)
  24. Hindi language (1)
  25. Illocutionary act (1)
  26. Implicature (1)
  27. Indo-European languages (1)
  28. Interlanguage (1)
  29. International language (1)
  30. Ray Jackendoff (1)
  31. Language family (1)
  32. Lexical phonology (1)
  33. Linguistic universal* (1)
  1. List of notable linguists** (1)
  2. Locutionary act (1)
  3. Mandarin language (1)
  4. Markedness (1)
  5. Minimality (1)
  6. Monitor theory* (1)
  7. Morpheme (1)
  8. Morphographic writing system (1)
  9. Orthography (1)
  10. Polish language (1)
  11. Pitch-accent language (1)
  12. Preposition (1)
  13. Presupposition (linguistics) (1)
  14. Prosodic hierarchy (1)
  15. Punjabi language* (1)
  16. Reference (1)
  17. Sanskrit (1)
  18. Edward Sapir (1)
  19. Sapir–Whorf hypothesis (1)
  20. Sense (1)
  21. Semiotics (1)
  22. Semitic languages (1)
  23. Sino-Tibetan languages (1)
  24. Speech acts (1)
  25. Stress (linguistics) (1)
  26. Stress-accent language (1)
  27. Stylistics (1)
  28. Syllabic writing system (1)
  29. Tone language (1)
  30. Translation (1)
  31. Urdu language (1)
  32. Word (1)
  33. Written language (1)

Already-written core articles in this workgroup

Core Article points not available for these articles.

  1. Communication
  2. Comparative linguistics
  3. Constructed language
  4. Contact language
  5. Creole language
  6. Creolistics
  7. Critical period hypothesis
  8. Descriptive linguistics
  9. English language (2)
  10. First language acquisition
  11. Fossilization (language acquisition)
  12. French language
  1. Generative linguistics
  2. German language
  3. Grammar
  4. Language
  5. Language acquisition
  6. Linguistics
  7. Natural language
  8. Noun
  9. Japanese language
  10. Phonology
  11. Pidgin language
  12. Portuguese language
  1. Pragmatics
  2. Pronoun
  3. Proto-Indo-European language
  4. Reading
  5. Russian language
  6. Second language acquisition
  7. Sign language
  8. Spanish language
  9. Spoken language
  10. Syllable
  11. Verb

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