SIL Electronic Book Reviews
SIL Electronic Book Reviews (SILEBR) are published by SIL International (Dallas, Texas). The goal of SILEBR is to provide timely reviews of scholarly works, for the benefit of SIL field linguists and language development workers, and the scholarly community at large.
Books reviewed are scholarly works relevant to the broad range of topics that inform SIL International’s work. Most relate to various aspects of linguistics.
Recent reviews
- SILEBR 2011-009
- An introduction to applied linguistics, by Norbert Schmitt (ed.) (2010)
- Reviewed by Jey Burkhardt
- SILEBR 2011-008
- Cambridge handbook of endangered languages, by Peter K. Austin and Julia Sallabank (eds.) (2011)
- Reviewed by Mary Pearce
- SILEBR 2011-007
- How words mean: Lexical concepts, cognitive models, and meaning construction, by Vyvyan Evans (2009)
- Reviewed by George Huttar
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