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LING001: Introductory Linguistics

Last offered 22F

An introduction to the scientific description of human language. The course teaches methods of analyzing languages' sound systems (phonology), word structure (morphology), sentence patterns (syntax), and systems of meaning (semantics and pragmatics). Some important implications of linguistics for the study of human cognition and cultural behavior will be discussed. This course is a prerequisite for all majors in linguistics. Open to all classes.

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Timothy Pulju 101
Lenore A. 31
David Peterson 29
Ioana Chitoran 25
Thomas Ernst 22
James Stanford 16
Lindsay J. 10
Lindsay Whaley 9
Rolando Coto Solano 6
Laura Mcpherson 6
Laura McPherson 0
Nicholas Williams 0

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