Linguistics

World-renowned linguist and language historian David Crystal regularly maintains the site, which is full of interesting posts, links, and thought pertaining to the field of linguistics.

A user-friendly blog accompanying the Society for Linguistic Anthropology website.

A resource for linguists to find information, share knowledge, and communicate with one another about the field.

A list of over 50 linguistic blogs provided by Linguist List: International Linguistics Community Online.

Discusses a number of topics in linguistics with some participation by internationally known scholars. Must download the app from Apple.

A series of talks thematically centered around "Words About Words".

Proceedings of linguistics conferences and workshops freely available on the web.

Numerous open-access journals in the linguistics field.

The digital publishing platform of the Linguistic Society of America (LSA). eLanguage serves as a hosting service and aggregator for a range of Open Access publications in linguistics.

An online encyclopedic reference work cataloging all of the world’s 6,909 known living languages

Recorded samples of English dialects from the US and around the world.

The Association that maintains the International Phonetic Alphabet. Includes the alphabet, a handbook and a link to the IPA journal.

Article archive and community space for Generative Linguistics.

Dedicated to providing information on language and language analysis.

A list of more linguistic web resources.

A list of web sites that could be appropriate for use in an introductory phonetics course compiled by Jennifer Smith at UNC Chapel Hill; most of these sites include audio, images, or interactive material.

Distribution point for research in Optimality Theory.

Online collection of papers of interest to natural language semanticists.

Teaching resources for less commonly taught languages

Large database of structural (phonological, grammatical, lexical) properties of languages gathered from descriptive materials (such as reference grammars).