Marina Yaguello

Professor and Chair of Linguistics Department of English Marina Yaguello

Using Lewis Carroll's Alice as a starting point, Marina Yaguello charts the major themes of linguistics. Utilising the devices of humour, word-games and poetry, she illustrates how we can come to an understanding of language.

Exploring Language and Linguistics

Language Through the Looking Glass

Examines the creation of imaginary languages in history and fiction as an expression of the search for an original and primitive or universal language. The author's other works include "Les Mots et les Femmes" (1978) and "Alice au pays du Language" (1981).

Professor and Chair of Linguistics Department of English Marina Yaguello

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