Linguistics

For all subjects including Lingustics

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Books in UHM's Pacific Collection have been coded using the ISO 639-3. You can search the collection for resources in specific languages from this page.

Lingustics (2nd floor Main Building)

• P1-85                      General
• P87-96                    Communication. Mass media
• P94.7                      Interpersonal communication
• P95-95.6                 Oral communication. Speech
• P98-98.5                 Computational linguistics;
•                                Natural language processing
• P99-99.4                 Semiotics
• P99.5-99.6              Nonverbal communication
• P101-410                Language. Linguistic theory;
•                                Comparative grammar
• P118-118.7             Language acquisition
• P121-149                Science of language
• P201-299                Comparative grammar
• P215-240                Phonetics and Phonology
• P241-290                Morphology
• P291-298                Syntax
• P299                       Other
• P301-301.5              Style. Composition. Rhetoric
• P302-302.87            Discourse analysis
• P304-305                 Vocabulary
• P306-310                 Translating and interpreting
• P321-324.5              Etymology
• P325-325.5              Semantics
• P326-326.5              Lexicology
• P327-327.5              Lexicography
• P331-365.5              Comparative lexicography
• P367                        Dialectology
• P368                        Standard language
• P375-381                 Linguistic geography
• P501-675                 Indo-European philology
• P901-1091               Extinct ancient
•                                 and medieval languages

Other call number ranges outside the P range

• BF455-463               Psycholinguistics
• QP399                      Neurolinguistics
• (3rd floor addition)

Note, the Pacific Collection on the 5^th Floor, Main Building also has books on linguistics in the Pacific. This collection, however, is a closed collection. You have to browse it using our online catalog UH Voyager or speak with a librarian that specializes in Pacific Studies.