Synergy II: Linguistics

This book focus on Turkish Linguistics with practical and applicable theoretical and applied linguistics approaches. It includes the micro and macro approaches of linguistics. Keywords: Turkish linguisticsPhonologyMorphologyMorphosyntaxMorphophonologyBilingualismCognitive stylistics register analysisIdentityVocabulary teachingContext

Synergy II: Linguistics intends to present recent studies on Turkish linguistics. The aim is to introduce theoretical and applied linguistic approaches focusing on Turkish language. The structure of the book is thematically designed based on the micro and macro linguistics. The themes presented are phonology, morphology, morphosyntax, morphophonology, bilingualism, cognitive stylistics, register analysis of various Turkish text genres, identity, and language teaching. You will come across studies that catch your attention as you are leafing through the pages of the book.

Autorentext

Ay e Selmin Söylemez is working at the Translation and Interpreting Department, Ankara Hac Bayram Veli University. She holds her PhD from Gazi University, ELT Department. Her research areas and interests are teaching English to young learners, materials development and evaluation, gender studies, and discourse analysis. Alper Kumcu is a researcher at Hacettepe University. He undertook a PhD from the School of Psychology at the University of Birmingham, examining the role of space in verbal memory. His research areas are memory for language and embodied cognition within psycholinguistics and data-driven cognitive translation studies. He received Science Incentive Award from Hacettepe University.

Inhalt

Turkish linguistics, phonology, morphology, morphosyntax, morphophonology, morphophonological alternants, syntactic priming bilingualism, cognitive stylistics, register analysis, identity, vocabulary teaching, contrastive rhetoric, intercultural rhetoric, cross-cultural writing, second language writing, writing instruction, ideology, self-perception, intercultural awareness, intercultural identity, glide, epenthetic, second formant frequency, meaning construction, mind style, mental space, conceptual blending, frame-shifting, null subject parameter, typology, Turkish, agreement null subject language, discursive constraints, conceptual framework, dialectology, sociolinguistics