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| The Play of Language | |
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| Wordplay! The Play of Language | |
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| Fun and Games with Language | |
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| Language, Magic, and Power | |
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| The Dimensions of Discourse | |
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| The Nature of Language | |
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| What Is Language? | |
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| Why Do Linguists Want to Describe Languages? | |
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| How Do Linguistics Describe Languages? | |
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| Language and Society | |
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| Language in Context: Micro-Language Language and Gender | |
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| Language and Culture | |
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| Language and Organizations | |
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| The Politics of Language | |
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| Language Suppression | |
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| Extended Language | |
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| Media and Their Cultures | |
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| Rhetoric and Media Analysis | |
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| The Medium of Print | |
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| The Mass Entertainment Media | |
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| Interactive Media | |
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| The Fine Arts as Mass Media | |
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| Rhetoric in Popular Culture | |
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| A Brief History of the English Language | |
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| English as a Changing Tongue | |
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| The Indo-European Language Family and Its History | |
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| Indo-European to Germanic | |
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| Old English (449-1100 A.D.) | |
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| Middle English (1100-1500 A.D.) | |
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| Modern English (1500 A.D.-Present) | |
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| World Englishes | |
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| Traditions in Grammar | |
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| A Brief History of Grammar | |
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| A Short Introduction to Grammar | |
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| Modern Grammars | |
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| The Research Agenda of Modern Syntax | |
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| Describing Language | |
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| The Generative Syntax Model | |
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| Transformations | |
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| Comparing Grammars | |
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| Comparing Grammars | |
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| The Artificial Language Movement | |
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| Three Natural Indo-European Languages | |
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| Non Indo-European Languages | |
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| English as a World Language | |
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| Varieties, Dialects, and Registers | |
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| The Nature of Variation | |
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| Describing Variation | |
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| Why Does Language Variation Exist? | |
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| Varieties of English | |
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| Local and Global Considerations in Language Variation | |
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| Language and the Marketplace of Ideas | |
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| Speech, Writing, and the Human Record | |
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| Literature and the World of Words | |
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| Language and the World of Persuasion | |
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| Language and Inquiry | |
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| Learning Language and Learning through Language | |
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| Language and Salvation | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |