ZS/ language ZS/ French language (Modern) XS/ psycholinguistics SS/ lexicology VS/ aphasia SR/ slang QA/ <inx bilinguals QA/ <ofx adolescents but ZS/ language ZS/ English language (Modern): XS/ psycholinguistics Tok Pisin English Pidgin VS/ language processing language <and Taiap MA/ syntactic processing <inx language non-native speakers SS/ pragmatics MA/ code switching <inx verbal abuse <byx women Continue to Part III for discussion of the relevant non-classifying indexing facets for this Template. Template 6 Linguistics: Additional Examples The following additional examples contrast general classifications with specific language XS/VS classifications. Where there is substantial treatment of up to three specific languages or language groups, the bibliography leans toward specific language classification. It is occasionally possible to name specific languages in lower facets for a document with a general classification, where the specific ZS/ language classification would seem to misrepresent the article. history of linguistics ZS/ language ZS/ Occitan language XS/ history of linguistics MA/ <tin German linguistics TA/ 1800-1999 <dat 1800-1899 EA/ <ret philology areal linguistics ZS/ language ZS/ Croatian language XS/ areal linguistics UA/ Austria: Burgenland MA/ <ret linguistic typology SS/ dialectology MA/ <ret language contact ZS/ language ZS/ Uralic languages XS/ areal linguistics UA/ Siberia UA/ U.S.S.R. SS/ morphology MA/ +Sprachbund=; <ret MA/ preterit tense; gerund; phonological typology <ret language contact DA/ <thr Jakobson, Roman Osipovich; Trubetskoi, Nikolai Sergeevich comparative linguistics
ZS/ language XS/ psycholinguistics VS/ aphasia QA/ <inx bilinguals ZS/ French language (Modern) SS/ lexicology SR/ slang QA/ <ofx adolescents but ZS/ language XS/ psycholinguistics VS/ language processing MA/ syntactic processing <inx non-native speakers ZS/ English language (Modern): Tok Pisin English Pidgin language <and Taiap language SS/ pragmatics MA/ code switching <inx verbal abuse <byx women Continue to Part III for discussion of the relevant non-classifying indexing facets for this Template. Template 6 Linguistics: Additional Examples The following additional examples contrast general XS/VS classifications with specific language classifications. Where there is substantial treatment of up to three specific languages or language groups, the bibliography leans toward specific language classification. It is occasionally possible to name specific languages in lower facets for a document with a ZS/ language general classification, where the specific classification would seem to misrepresent the article. history of linguistics ZS/ language XS/ history of linguistics TA/ 1800-1999 EA/ <ret philology ZS/ Occitan language MA/ <tin German linguistics <dat 1800-1899 areal linguistics ZS/ language XS/ areal linguistics MA/ <ret linguistic typology ZS/ Croatian language UA/ Austria: Burgenland SS/ dialectology MA/ <ret language contact ZS/ language XS/ areal linguistics UA/ U.S.S.R. MA/ +Sprachbund=; <ret phonological typology DA/ <thr Jakobson, Roman Osipovich; Trubetskoi, Nikolai Sergeevich ZS/ Uralic languages UA/ Siberia SS/ morphology MA/ preterit tense; gerund; <ret language contact comparative linguistics
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