The document outlines 11 sub-areas of linguistics: Evolutionary Linguistics examines the origin of language; Historical Linguistics explores language changes over time; Sociolinguistics looks at the relationship between linguistic variation and social structures. It also discusses Psycholinguistics, Neurolinguistics, Anthropological Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Biolinguistics, Clinical Linguistics, Linguistic Typology, and Stylistics - each exploring a different focus area relating to language.

1. JOVIET B. GETALLA
LINGUISTICS

2. TYPES OF LINGUISTICS
1. EVOLUTIONARY LINGUISTICS
2. HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS
3. SOCIO LINGUISTICS
4. PSYCHO LINGUISTICS
5. NEURO LINGUISTICS
6. ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS
7. APPLIED LINGUISTICS
8. BIO LINGUISTICS
9. CLINICAL LINGUISTICS
10. LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY
11. STYLISTICS

3. EVOLUTIONARY LINGUISTICS
 THIS SUB-AREA OF LINGUISTICS TAKES INTO
ACCOUNT THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE. THIS
AREA TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
LANGUAGE FROM ITS ORIGINAL FORM AND
PATTERN.

4. HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS
 THIS SUB-AREA OF LINGUISTICS EXPLORES
LANGUAGE CHANGES AND THE
RELATIONSHIPS OF LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY
DIFFERENT ETHIC GROUPS AND/OR
NATIONALITIES.

5. SOCIO LINGUISTICS
 LOOKS AT THE RELATION BETWEEN
LINGUISTIC VARIATION AND SOCIAL
STRUCTURES. THIS AREA INCLUDES ALSO
LINGUISTIC VARIATION, STYLE AND
PREVAILING ATTITUDES TOWARD THE
LANGUAGE.

6. PSYCHO LINGUISTICS
 EXPLORES THE IMAGINATIVE
REPRESENTATION OF MEANING
TOGETHER WITH THE FUNCTIONING
OF THE LANGUAGE IN THE MIND.

7. NEURO LINGUISTICS
 TRIES TO LOOK INTO THE REPRESENTATION
OF THE LANGUAGE IN THE BRAIN.
PRACTICALLY, THIS FORM OF LINGUISTICS
TELLS OF HOW IT FUNCTIONS IN THE
PRODUCTION, PERCEPTION AND
ACQUISITION OF LANGUAGE.

8. ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS
 IS THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE AND CULTURE. IT
EXPLORES HOW LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
INTERACT FOR THE BENEFICIAL
DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOCIETY WHERE THE
RESIDENTS ARE THE DEVELOPERS. IT
INVESTIGATES THE RELATIONS AMONG
LANGUAGES, CULTURES AND SOCIETIES.

9. APPLIED LINGUISTICS
 THIS SUB-AREA HAS ITS CORE IN THE STUDY
OF LANGUAGE-RELATED ISSUES AS APPLIED
IN EVERYDAY LIFE PARTICULARLY ON
LANGUAGE POLICIES ON LEXICOGRAPHY
AND TRANSLATION.

10. BIO LINGUISTICS
 THIS HAS REFERENCE TO THE STUDY OF
NATURAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS IN
ANIMALS AS COMPARED TO HUMAN-
TAUGHT LANGUAGE.

11. CLINICAL LINGUISTICS
 THIS SUB-FIELD DEALS WITH THE
APPLICATION OF LINGUISTIC THEORY TO
THE FIELD OF SPEECH-LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGY.

12. LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY
 THIS AREA EXPLORES THE STUDY OF THE
COMMON PROPERTIES OF DIVERSE
UNRELATED LANGUAGE, PROPERTIES THAT,
IF GIVEN MUCH ATTENTION, MAY BE TAKEN
AS AN INNATE ASPECT OF HUMAN
LANGUAGE CAPACITY.

13. STYLISTICS
 THIS AREA OF STUDY DELVES INTO THE
LINGUISTICS FACTORS THAT
CHARACTERIZE FORMS OF DISCOURSE IN
CONTEXT.IT PRIMARILY REFERS TO THE
STYLE OF WRITING OR MANNER OF
SPEAKING SUITABLE FOR AN OCCASION
RELATIVE TO A VARIETY OF STANDARD
USAGE ON LITERARY STYLE.