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The aim of this series is to provide discussions of the main topics in general or theoretical linguistics through books of moderate size covering single topics. The level of treatment is uniform, and suitable for undergraduate students taking linguistics as part of an introductory course and the editors will oversee the entire series to ensure that the treatments are integrated and the overlap between works is minimal. It will be possible for a complete course to be developed around the texts and it is likely that universities will do so.Topics singled out for treatment are morphology, syntax, phonetics, phonology, sociolinguistics, language acquisition and semantics as well as aspects of historical linguistics.

A series of conference volumes sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies. It is published by the University of California Press. At least 28 volumes have been published (2006).

Publisher : Gallimard. Oriental series from the Unesco collection of representative works. Several sub-series: Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Korean, Ancient Egypt, Egyptian, Indian, Japanese, Malaysian, Mongolian, Pakistani, Persian, Filipino, Tibetan, Vietnamese. The collection had a pocket version, itself subdivided by linguistic territory. Created by the comparatist Étiemble, the collection is taken up by Shui-hu-zhuan's translator in the "Pléiade" (1978), Jacques Dars.

Oriental series from the Unesco collection of representative works. Several sub-series: Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Korean, Ancient Egypt, Egyptian, Indian, Japanese, Malaysian, Mongolian, Pakistani, Persian, Filipino, Tibetan, Vietnamese. The collection had a pocket version, itself subdivided by linguistic territory. Created by the comparatist Étiemble, the collection is taken up by Shui-hu-zhuan's translator in the "Pléiade" (1978), Jacques Dars.

Oriental series from the Unesco collection of representative works. Several sub-series: Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Korean, Ancient Egypt, Egyptian, Indian, Japanese, Malaysian, Mongolian, Pakistani, Persian, Filipino, Tibetan, Vietnamese. The collection had a pocket version, itself subdivided by linguistic territory. Created by the comparatist Étiemble, the collection is taken up by Shui-hu-zhuan's translator in the "Pléiade" (1978), Jacques Dars.

Reaktion Books series concerning an animal and its historical significance, with reference to mythology, religion, science, cuisine, commerce, domestication, exhibition, film and photography, art, and literature.

Moved to: Publisher Series: Northwestern University Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy