Links

Corpora

This is a collection of web links to various types of corpora for research.

1. Corpus by BYU: Quoted to be “probably the most widely-used corpora currently available.”
2. Frequency lists
3. The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive: This site offers samples of languages from all around the world for research, general, study, etc.
4. A large list of corpora
5. A list of spoken and written language samples (diachronic and synchronic) in a few dozen languages.
6. Information Structure in African Languages- Corpora and Tools
7. Speech Error Data Base (Fromkin)
8. Santa Barbara Corpus of Spoken Language
9. Cornell: Data Sets

Academic Writing

1. Writing a Literature Review
2. Linguistics: Literature Reviews (Yale University) 
3. How to Write an Effective Literature Review
4. Literature Reviews: A Guide
5. How to Write an Essay in Linguistics
6. Bill Casselman’s Words of the World – This site gives daily entries or ‘words of the day’ with a good amount of detailed history surround roots and related words. Quite fascinating!
7. Online Etymology Dictionary – This site is a fairly thorough resource for those interested in word origins.
8. Generating a Research Hypothesis  This site provides basic but solid information on the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of constructing a hypothesis.
9. Some Guidelines for Writing Linguistics Papers – This is a very brief but informative description of several of the more important components of linguistics papers.
10. Ivypanda – Although this blog is not explicitly geared toward the university level, it  contains some very foundational information for writing in English, learning languages, etc.

Fieldwork

1. Fieldwork in Linguistics, Stanford University

Linguistics Journals and Reading Collections

1.  Applied Linguistics – Cambridge Press
2. Computational Linguistics is a quarterly, open access journal from MIT Press Journals.  It is very well-known and respected in the field.
3. Edinburgh University Press’ list of Language and Linguistic texts on theoretical and applied areas of study4
4.  International Journal of Language and Linguistics
5. Journal of Linguistics – Cambridge Journals Online
6. Journal of Phonetics – Science Direct
7. Journal of the International Phonetic Association
8. Journal of Psycholinguistics – Springer
9. Journal of  Sociolinguistics – Wiley
10. John Benjamins Publishing Company offers a variety of online handbooks on selected topics in linguistics.
11. Language and Society – Cambridge Press
12. Lingua: An International Review of General Linguistics
13. Linguistic Books by Noam Chomsky
14. Phonetics: for Students of Modern Languages is an online resource with text and sounds.
15. The Linguistics Journal
16.  Wiley Online Library

Languages of the World

1. Indo European Families

Learning Languages:

1. Learning Less Common Languages This article has links to all sorts of creative online platforms for learning less common languages.

Phonetics: A selection of links containing exercises and explanations of terms.

1. An interactive IPA chart -This chart provides the actual audio articulation for each symbol
2. Tense and lax vowels
3. Sounds of Speech (English) Interactive simulator of gestural properties
4. Sounds of Speech (German) Interactive simulator of gestural properties
5. An IPA site with several charts
6. Americanist phonetic notation
7. Acoustic Phonetics – This website offers a variety of information concerning topics in acoustic phonetics including waveforms, acoustic analysis of speech sounds, auditory representations of sounds, and vowel and consonant formation.
8. Experimental Phonetics/PALS3009 Laboratory Methods in Phonetics and Speech Sciences This is a lab book from a UCL (University College of London) phonetics course.  Very informative!
9. IPA Chart for Sounds of English – This is a well presented list of IPA symbols with examples of articulation for American English. However, many professors do not use the colon (:) in distinguishing a tense vowel from a lax.
10. IPA Unicode – This is a very useful site which offers the ability to type all symbols and diacritics in almost any format.
11. Flaps (or taps) in Standard English.
12. Quizlet IPA Consonants Flash Cards

Phonology

Helpful information on writing rules, distinctive features, etc.

1. Major Classes and Distinctive Features

Psycholinguistics

1. Memory
2. Auditory Word Recognition Experiment by Warren (This is a hands-on experiment that is quite fascinating!)
3. Explorations in Parallel Distributed Processing: A Handbook of Models, Programs, and Exercises McClelland (2015) Ready to build simulations of speech processes? 

Syntax

1. Drawing Trees Made Easy
2. A comprehensive introduction to syntax
3. The Subjunctive Mood in English
4. Verb Tenses
5. Syntactic Structure X Bar Theory
6. Introduction to Government and Binding Theory
7. Tutorial topics: Syntax  This is a list of references on various topics in syntax for writing and research.

University and College Departments

1. University of Delaware Linguistics
2. Indiana University Department of Linguistics – Indiana University Department of Linguistics. The field of linguistics is concerned with the study of human language as a universal part of human behavior and thinking.
3. University of Florida – Linguistics Program – University of Florida Linguistics 4131 Turlington Hall, PO Box 115454 Gainesville FL 32611-5454 Phone: (352) 392-0639 Fax: (352) 392-8480
4. Rutgers University Linguistics Department  – The School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey .

University and College Publications

1. Scholarworks UMass Amherst – This an amazing resource for the serious linguistics student.  These articles cover material in most areas of core grammar.
2.  Ohio State University Linguistics Dissertations – A complete collection of dissertations covering a wide variety of linguistics fields.