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Course Offerings
Please refer to the official list of major requirements page to make sure you are selecting courses from the appropriate categories based upon your area of concentration. If you have any doubts, contact Carol Snow.
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Linguistics methods
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| Ling 100 (4) |
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Introduction to Linguistic Science |
Mikkelson |
MWF 9-10 |
101 Morgan |
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Core courses
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| Ling 110 (4) |
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Phonetics and Phonology |
Johnson |
MWF 11-12 |
160 Kroeber |
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| Additional courses |
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| Ling C104 (4) |
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The Mind, Language, and Politics |
Lakoff |
TT 12:30-2 |
210 Wheeler |
| An analysis of contemporary liberal and conservative thought and language, in terms of the basic mechanisms of mind: frames, prototypes, radial categories, contested concepts, conceptual metaphor, metonymy, and blends; the framing of political discourse; the logic of political thought. The purpose of the course is to provide students interested in political and social issues with the tools to analyze the framing of, and logic behind, contemporary political discourse. |
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| Ling 106 (4) |
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Metaphor |
Sweetser |
TT 11-12:30 |
210 Wheeler |
| Ling 123 (3) |
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Pragmatics |
R. Lakoff |
MWF 9-10 |
88 Dwinelle |
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