Are you interested in expanding your knowledge in the science of linguistics?

Do you want to practice at the level of knowledge of important linguistic terms?

The introductory manual you are holding in your hands is a complete and concise guide to the fascinating world of linguistics. In its 532 pages, 100 autonomous units are developed that describe and explain key concepts of the science, structured into eight parts: introductory concepts and distinctions, levels of linguistic analysis, linguistic units, linguistic phenomena, branches of linguistics, language acquisition and teaching, linguistic theories, history of the Greek language. The advantages of the book include the multifaceted development of basic and more specialized concepts across the entire spectrum of the three branches of linguistics (theoretical, historical, applied), the inclusion of data from contemporary and specialized international and Greek bibliography, as well as the pedagogical perspective through the structure and inclusion of diagrams, tables, and over 300 exercises with their answers. Finally, this book, the result of the meeting and collaborative interaction of the authors in the Department of Greek Philology at the University of Thrace, can be a valuable educational and teaching tool within the framework of undergraduate and postgraduate linguistics courses.