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Department
of English
Professors H.Andreadis,
D.A.Berthold, R. E. Boenig, R.E.Campbell, P.N. Christensen, W.B.Clark,
D. R. Dickson, M.J.M.Ezell, C.L.Gibson, J.R.Goodman, J.R.Hannah,
J.L.Harner, T.A.Hoagwood, C.W.Kallendorf, M.J.Killingsworth, J.M.Loving,
J.P.McCann, C.J.Machann, J.L.Mitchell(Head), L. J. Oliver, P.A.Parrish,
M. Portales, L.J.Reynolds, C. J. Swearingen, E. D. Tebeaux, L.M.Vallone; Associate
Professors V.M.Balester, D. A. Brooks, M. Eide, K.W.Ferrara,
M.C.Ives, K.E.Kelly, D.McWhirter, H. J. Marchitello, P.R.Matthews,
D.G.Myers, M.A.O'Farrell, P.A.Phillippy, S. A. Robinson, S. M.
Stabile; Assistant Professors S.
D. Ahmed, K. N. Brown, F. D. Coleman, M. Collins, G. P. Del Negro,
S. B. Egenolf, A. M. Morey, V. Rosner; Senior
Lecturers J.B.Gibson, C.E.Hawkins, J. S. Palmer, E. K. Robinson,
C. B. Taylor, Jr., D.VanRiper
Linguistics
(LING)
209. Introduction to Linguistics. (3-0).
Credit 3.
Nature of human language and of modern linguistic
science; includes an introduction to speech sounds, syntax,
semantics and morphology. Cross-listed with ENGL 209. Credit
cannot be given for both ENGL 209 and LING 209.
307. Language and Culture. (3-0). Credit
3.
Language and its correlations with other aspects
of culture; nature and definition of language; non-technical
overview of linguistic science and language as it is related
to other behavior. Prerequisite: LING 209.
310. History of the English Language. (3-0).
Credit 3.
Phonological, grammatical and lexical history
of the English language; brief discussion of some other Indo-European
languages; principles of linguistic change, as reflected in
English. Prerequisite: LING 209. Cross-listed with ENGL 310.
Credit cannot be given for both ENGL 310 and LING 310.
311. Sound Structure of Language. (3-0).
Credit 3.
Introduction to the sounds and writing systems
of language, focusing on human articulation and the systematic
nature of speech sounds and their written representation; intensive
practice in phonetic transcription of English and other languages.
Prerequisite: LING 209. Cross-listed with ENGL 311. Credit
cannot be given for both ENGL 311 and LING 311.
324. Structure of Present-Day English.
(3-0). Credit 3.
The English language--its sound patterns, morphology,
syntax and patterns of meaning; linguistic concepts explained
and demonstrated; practical applications of linguistic concepts
to language arts teaching. Prerequisite: LING 209. Cross-listed
with ENGL 324. Credit cannot be given for both ENGL 324 and
LING324.
402. Language and Society. (3-0). Credit
3.
Focus on the intersection of language and society,
particularly language in use or in context through samplings
from the field of sociolinguistics; topics including pidgin
and creole languages, style-shifting, code-switching, and the
effects of age, class, region, ethnicity and gender on language.
Prerequisite: LING 209.
425. Introduction to Applied Linguistics.
(3-0). Credit 3.
Applied linguistics, with particular reference
to English as a second language; theories of first language
acquisition and second language learning; relationship of theory
to teaching methodology; aspects of English sounds and structure;
contrastive analysis. Prerequisite: LING 209 or approval of
instructor.
485. Directed Studies. Credit 1 to 3.
Directed individual study of topics in linguistics.
May be repeated for credit.
489. Special Topics in... Credit 1 to 4.
Selected topics in an identified area of linguistics.
May be repeated for credit.
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