Integrational Linguistics (or IL for short) is a general approach to linguistics that has been developed by the German linguist Hans-Heinrich Lieb and others since the late 1960s.
linguistics | Linguistics | Historical linguistics | Focus (linguistics) | Comparative linguistics | Prosody (linguistics) | historical linguistics | Center for Applied Linguistics | tone (linguistics) | Sheng (linguistics) | quantization (linguistics) | Generative linguistics | Corruption (linguistics) | corruption (linguistics) | Variety (linguistics) | variety (linguistics) | text linguistics | Root (linguistics) | root (linguistics) | Qal (linguistics) | Pacific Linguistics | Ordinal number (linguistics) | Moscow Student Conference on Linguistics | Marker (linguistics) | Generative Linguistics in the Old World | Forensic linguistics | Central Germany (linguistics) | Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association | Argument (linguistics) |