Basic concepts of linguistics and methods of analysis of language; overview of linguistics and the role of language in society. Introduction to phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics, and to problem-solving techniques, with material drawn from a variety of languages. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 20100 Introduction To Linguistics

Introduction To Linguistics

Basic concepts and tools of phonological and morphological analysis viewed through the material of American English. Current theoretical approaches to phonology and morphology, including word-formation processes and applications. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 31100 Fundamentals Of Phonology And Morphology

Fundamentals Of Phonology And Morphology

Introduction to articulatory phonetics. Mechanisms of production of speech sounds. Sounds of languages of the world, ear training for discriminating speech sounds, and practice in broad and narrow phonetic transcription. Introduction to the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). Credit will not be given for both LING 31500 and SLHS 30600. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 31500 Elements Of Phonetics

Elements Of Phonetics

Introduction to syntactic and semantic analysis based on American English and its dialects. Underlying structure and its relation to meaning. Analysis of parts of speech, constituent phrases, sentence structure, representations, ambiguity, and applications of current theory. Credit will not be given for both LING 32100 and ENGL 32800. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 32100 Foundations Of Syntax And Semantics

Foundations Of Syntax And Semantics

A study of the history, structure, uses, and educational concerns of African American English in African American speech communities and the United States culture at large.

LING 36800 Sociolinguistic Study Of African American English

Sociolinguistic Study Of African American English

Investigation of a special topic in linguistics. The topic will vary from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required.

LING 39800 Language And Thought

Language And Thought

LING 39800 Structure Of Farsi

Structure Of Farsi

Investigation of a special topic in linguistics. The topic will vary from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 39800 Language & Society

Language & Society

LING 39800 Inventing Languages

Inventing Languages

LING 39800 Language Learning And AI

Language Learning And AI

LING 39800 Foreign Lang Tchng Mthdlgy

Foreign Lang Tchng Mthdlgy

LING 39800 Struc Spanish I

Struc Spanish I

LING 39800 Language & Humor

Language & Humor

LING 39800 Spanish In The US

Spanish In The US

LING 39800 Forensic Linguistics

Forensic Linguistics

LING 39800 Computational Linguistics

Computational Linguistics

Independent study and reading on a topic in linguistics directed by a faculty member. Permission of instructor required.

LING 49000 Research In Linguistics

Research In Linguistics

LING 49000 Intro To Miami-Illinois Ling

Intro To Miami-Illinois Ling

Investigation of a special topic in linguistics.  The topic will vary from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 49800 History Spanish Lang

History Spanish Lang

LING 49800 Intro Langua Culture

Intro Langua Culture

LING 49800 Sign Vs Speech

Sign Vs Speech

LING 49800 Evolution Of Language

Evolution Of Language

Undergraduate research into a designated topic in linguistics. Permission of instructor required.

LING 49900 Research In Linguistics

Fundamental concepts and methods of linguistic analysis of natural languages; overview of linguistics and the role of language in society. Introduction to phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics, and to problem-solving techniques, with material drawn from a wide variety of languages.  Offered in conjunction with ANTH 51400 or AUSL 58000 or ENGL 50600 or LC 56100. Typically offered Spring Fall.

LING 50000 Introduction To Linguistics

Foundations of phonological analysis. Development of concepts and methods for the analysis of phonological data and the phonological structures of natural languages within the framework of generative phonology. Focuses on problem solving and linguistic argumentation. Offered in conjunction with ENGL 51300. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 51100 Phonology I: Descriptive Analysis

Phonology I: Descriptive Analysis

Examination, comparison, and evaluation of contemporary phonological theories, with focus on the contribution of each theory to our understanding of representations and operations in phonological analysis. Primary emphasis is on autosegmental phonology, metrical phonology, lexical phonology, and optimality theory. Typically offered Spring Fall.

LING 51200 Phonology II: Theoretical Approaches

Phonology II: Theoretical Approaches

Foundations of syntactic analysis and syntactic theory within the framework of generative grammar. Focuses on the central concepts of syntactic theory and on the principles and methods of syntactic analysis and argumentation using a core of topics relevant for syntactic theory.  Offered in conjunction with ENGL 51200.  Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 52100 Syntax I: Syntactic Analysis

Syntax I: Syntactic Analysis

Deeper examination of a wider range of syntactic phenomena and evaluation of competing theoretical analyses proposed to account for them. Constructing theoretical analyses and evaluating their explanatory adequacy for Universal Grammar. Topics include LF phenomena, functional projections, and structural representations. Typically offered Spring Fall.

LING 52200 Syntax II: Issues In Syntax

Syntax II: Issues In Syntax

Foundations of semantic analysis and survey of current linguistic semantic theories and methods. Semantics at the lexical and sentential levels.  Combinatorial, truth-conditional, pragmatic, contextual, and computational semantics. Offered in conjunction with ENGL 51100. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 53100 Semantics I: Lexical And Sentential Semantics

Semantics I: Lexical And Sentential Semantics

A formal, logic-based study of semantic relations. Semantics of individuals and objects, attributes, determiners, definite descriptions, quantifiers, events, time, and space. Typically offered Spring Fall.

LING 53200 Semantics II: Formal And Grammatical Semantics

Semantics II: Formal And Grammatical Semantics

A general examination of the ways in which languages and their subsystems change over time and of the forces that produce change. The comparative method; internal reconstruction; geographical variation; and social variation. Overview of world language families and genetic relationships.  Offered in conjunction with ENGL 56300 or LC 56300. Typically offered Spring Fall.

LING 54100 Historical Linguistics And Language Change

Historical Linguistics And Language Change

This course offers an introduction to main linguistic, psycholinguistic and sociocultural approaches to language acquisition theory and research. Through extensive reading, students will develop a deep understanding of central issues affecting language acquisition in typically developing children, including age effects, and input and output conditions in the acquisition of syntax, semantics, phonology, lexicon and morphology. Emphasis will be made on experimental approaches and research methods in the acquisition of syntax in L1 and child bilingual development.

LING 56300 Language Acquisition

Language Acquisition

(ANTH 56500, COM 56500, ENGL 56500, LC 56500) An introduction to language in its social context, focusing on uses and users of language. Topics include social class, ethnic group, gender, language attitudes, and bilingualism. Typically offered Fall.

LING 56500 Sociolinguistics

Sociolinguistics

This course deals with the basic techniques for collecting language data, and is designed to reproduce and explore the conditions and methods of linguistic fieldwork in a classroom.  The course also addresses questions related to the ethics of retrieving linguistic data, the relations between the linguist and the speaking communities, and the use of the collected data.  A non-Indoeuropean lesser-studied language will be examined with the help of a native speaker of the language.  The main area of its grammar will be covered: phonetic and phonological system, inflectional and derivational morphology, basic syntactic structures and basic semantic phenomena.  The final goal is to obtain a basic grammatical description of the language.  Lab sessions will be directed towards the training in the software and audio and video tools used for the trade.  Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

LING 57000 Field Methods In Linguistics

Field Methods In Linguistics

LING 59000 Bimodal Bilingualism

Bimodal Bilingualism

LING 59000 Sentence Processing Research

Sentence Processing Research

LING 59000 Sentence Processing

Sentence Processing

LING 59000 Structure Of Path

Structure Of Path

LING 59000 Predictive Processing

Predictive Processing

LING 59000 Negation Emerging Sign Lang

Negation Emerging Sign Lang

LING 59000 Ellipsis And Processing

Ellipsis And Processing

LING 59000 Sub-Eventive Struct Of Motion

Sub-Eventive Struct Of Motion

Independent study and reading on a topic in linguistics directed by a faculty member.  Permission of instructor required.  Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

LING 59000 Syntax Research

Syntax Research

LING 59000 Directed Reading In Linguistics

Directed Reading In Linguistics

LING 59000 Linguistics Lab Research

Linguistics Lab Research

Investigation of an advanced topic in phonology. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Spring Fall.

LING 59100 Struc Russian I

Struc Russian I

Investigation of an advanced topic in semantics. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Spring Fall.

LING 59300 Intro To Semiotics

Intro To Semiotics

LING 59300 Language Acquisition

Investigation of an advanced topic in historical linguistics. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 59400 History Of Russian Lang

History Of Russian Lang

LING 59400 Hist Development Russian Lang

Hist Development Russian Lang

Investigation of an advanced topic in historical linguistics. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required.

LING 59400 Historical Dvlpmt Russ Lang

Historical Dvlpmt Russ Lang

Investigation of an advanced topic in linguistics. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 59800 Indo-Eur Language Family

Indo-Eur Language Family

Investigation of an advanced topic in linguistics. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required.

LING 59800 Heritage Lang Acq And Teaching

Heritage Lang Acq And Teaching

LING 59800 Heritage Language Acq & Tchng

Heritage Language Acq & Tchng

LING 59800 Pedagogy

Pedagogy

LING 59800 Experimental Pragmatics

Experimental Pragmatics

LING 59800 Engl Secnd Lg Prin/Prc

Engl Secnd Lg Prin/Prc

LING 59800 Language Acquisition

LING 59800 Second Lang Writing

Second Lang Writing

LING 59800 Fundamentals Of Morphology

Fundamentals Of Morphology

LING 59800 Engl Sec Lng/Theor Fnd

Engl Sec Lng/Theor Fnd

LING 59800 Sociolinguistics

LING 59800 Struc Russian II

Struc Russian II

LING 59800 Vocab&Reading SLA

Vocab&Reading SLA

LING 59800 History Spanish Lang

LING 59800 Teaching Foreign Langs

Teaching Foreign Langs

LING 59800 Introduction To Pragmatics

Introduction To Pragmatics

LING 59800 Morphological Systems

Morphological Systems

LING 59800 Intro Speech Technology

Intro Speech Technology

LING 59800 Reading Scandinavian Lang

Reading Scandinavian Lang

LING 59800 Theories-For Lang Acq

Theories-For Lang Acq

LING 59800 Research Methods

Research Methods

LING 59800 Acoustics Of Speech

Acoustics Of Speech

LING 59800 Teaching Linguistics

Teaching Linguistics

LING 59800 Anthrop Linguistics

Anthrop Linguistics

LING 59800 Teaching Linguistics Pedagogy

Teaching Linguistics Pedagogy

LING 59800 Advanced Topics In Russian

Advanced Topics In Russian

LING 59800 Mthds Of Exp Res In Ling

Mthds Of Exp Res In Ling

LING 59800 Intro To Corp Ling With Python

Intro To Corp Ling With Python

LING 59800 Statistical Mdling For Ling II

Statistical Mdling For Ling II

LING 59800 Intro Corpus Ling

Intro Corpus Ling

LING 59800 Ling Typology & Lang Univrsls

Ling Typology & Lang Univrsls

LING 59800 Statistical Modeling For Ling

Statistical Modeling For Ling

Intensive study and research on a selected topic in syntax. Topic varies from semester to semester. Typically offered Fall Spring.

LING 62900 Construction Grammar

Construction Grammar

Intensive study and research on a selected topic in syntax. Topic varies from semester to semester.

LING 62900 Experimental Syntax

Experimental Syntax

Intensive study and research on a selected topic in linguistics. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required.

LING 68900 Classroom SLA

Classroom SLA

Intensive study and research on a selected topic in linguistics. Topic varies from semester to semester. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

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