A Natural History of Infixation (Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics)
This book presents the first cross-linguistic study of the phenomenon of infixation, typically associated in English with words like "im-bloody-possible", and found in all the world's major linguistic families. Infixation is a central puzzle in prosodic morphology: Professor Yu explores its prosodic, phonological, and morphological characteristics, considers its diverse functions, and formulates a general theory to explain the rules and constraints by which it is governed. He examines 154 infixation patterns from over a hundred languages, including examples from Asia, Europe, Africa, New Guinea, and South America.
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Let's Go2
This book is ideal for elementary children especially first graders. It introduces basic grammatical patterns as well as vocabulary. It comes in six levels.
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Kalat accurately portrays biopsychology as a dynamic and empirical field in which fascinating new discoveries are constantly being made. He captures readers' interest with the latest biological psychology findings, such as how gingko biloba claims to aid memory and coverage of the hypothesis that humans' mate choice patterns are influenced by natural selection. Throughout, the author's goal is not only to convey information, but also to convey his excitement about and dedication to the subject.
Knitted Lace: A Collection of Favorite Designs from Interweave
"All of the patterns in this book have been in Interweave Knits or Knitscene magazine, but most of the lace knitters I know won’t care. The obsessive lace knitters I know base their magazine purchases or subscriptions on how many lace projects are in an issue of a magazine, and they’ll be happy to have them in one spot, rather than various magazines. This collection of lace patterns is mostly fine lace designs. Sweaters, shawls, socks and scarves designed by lace luminaries Evelyn Clark, Nancy Bush, Kat Coyle and Anne Hanson. A fine compilation for passionate lace knitters." - Jillian Moreno
