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"Language and structure" covers books that examine how language is organized and how that organization shapes meaning and use. It includes theoretical and applied treatments of syntax, morphology, phonology, semantics, pragmatics, discourse, and semiotics, as well as works on language acquisition, sociolinguistic variation, cognitive and computational models of grammar, and structuralist approaches in literary and cultural analysis. These titles can be descriptive, formal, or empirical—aimed at students, researchers, educators, and curious readers—and focus on the rules, patterns, systems, and analytical tools used to describe, explain, and model how language is built and functions.

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