BIBLIOGRAPHIES

• BYU Library listing
• MLA Periodicals Index
• Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts
• Bibliographic scavenger hunt

BYU LIBRARY

• Language, Linguistics, and TESOL Subject Page
• English Language Subject Page
• BYU Linguistics Journals (many with full-text articles)
• Linguistics and TESOL Research Guide

PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES

• Linguist List
• Lexicon of Linguistics
• Linguistics Encyclopedia, 2nd ed.
• Linguistics Links
• Wikipedia: Linguistics
• Yahoo: Linguistics, English Language
• Oxford English Dictionary
• BYU Department of Linguistics and English Language

Narrowing topics for semester project

• Input topic (again)
• How gender affects the development of a first language
• Differences between L1 and L2 in terms of reading and writing
• Gender differences in conversation
• Historical shifts in colloquial language

WRITING

Style Sheets (with examples)

LSA:

Eddington, David.  2001. Surface analogy and spelling rules in English vowel alternations.  Southwest Journal of Linguistics 20.85-105.

MLA:

Eddington, David.  "Surface Analogy and Spelling Rules in English Vowel Alternations."  Southwest Journal of Linguistics 20 (2001):  85-105.

APA:

Eddington, D.  (2001).  Surface analogy and spelling rules in English vowel alternations.  Southwest Journal of Linguistics, 20, 85-105.

Citing studies

• Bowie (1999) found that . . .
• In one study (Bowie 1999) a significant difference was found . . .
• This was observed in several studies (Bowie 1999; MacKay 2004; Zukowski 1991).