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Each record of a book will have a call number that corresponds to the book's location in Gorgas, McLure, Rodgers, Bruno, Hoole, or the Archival Facility.
Linguistics
P1-85 General
P87-96 Comm. Mass media
P94.7 Interpersonal comm.
P95-95.6 Oral communication. Speech
P98-98.5 Computational linguistics;
Nat. lang. processing
P99-99.4 Semiotics
P99.5-99.6 Nonverbal communication
P101-410 Lang. Ling 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
Call numbers outside the P range
BF455-463 Psycholinguistics
QP399 Neurolinguistic
Language Families
PA Classical languages (Latin and Greek)
PB Celtic
PC Romance languages
PD Germanic languages
PE English language
PG Slavic languages
PH Finno-Ugric
PJ Arabic, Hebrew, Semitic, East Asian
PK Indo-Iranian languages and literatures
PL Turkic, and Asian languages
PM Native American languages
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