The Study of Language by Professor Trickel has placed a copy of your textbook on Reserve in the library in addition to supplemental texts which may be helpful.
You will need to have your WCC ID in order to use Reserve items. They are loaned for 2 hrs, in-library use only.
An Introduction to Language and Linguistics by 
Phonology by Enter your keyword search in the box below to search the Harold L. Drimmer Library's catalog for Books, DVDs, CDs, or eBooks.
Search the library catalog to find Books and other Media in the Harold L. Drimmer Library.
Use your keywords to find books on your topic. E.g. search English Language AND History to find books on the History and Development of the English Language.
If your first search doesn't turn up many results, try changing your keywords (e.g. search American Sign Language instead of ASL).
If you do not find any results, broaden your search (e.g. search Dialects instead of Pidgin).
Enter your search terms and click SEARCH. Click on a title for more information. Look at the table of contents or description to see if the book might be helpful.
To find the book on the WCC Library shelves, you will need the CALL NUMBER and LOCATION.
Circulating items can be checked out for 3 weeks with your WCC ID.
REFERENCE and RESERVE books are on the first floor and must be used in the library.
Books with the location CIRCULATING COLLECTION are on the second and third floors.
The general section on linguistics will be found under the Call Numbers P99 - P1091. Titles on the English Language would be found generally under the call numbers PE1 - PE 1600. Books covering other languages may be found in their respective subject sections. Call numbers in the Circulating Collection starting with the call number P are on the second floor of the library.
Not sure how to follow Library of Congress call numbers? Look here to see how they are arranged.
The Cradle of Language by 
How English Became the Global Language by
In this book, the first written about the globalization of the English language by a professional historian, the exploration of English's global ascendancy receives its proper historical due. This brief, accessible volume breaks new ground in its organization, emphasis on causation, and conclusions.
The Language Instinct by 
How Language Began: the story of humanity’s greatest invention by 
Seven Ways of Looking at Language by 
The Power of Babel: A natural history of language by 
Vulgar tongues : an alternative history of English slang by 
