This course builds on linguistic concepts introduced to you in HG2034 and HG2003. Through lecture materials, tutorial exercises, discussions, selected readings and hands-on assignments, this course will introduce you to the basic concepts and methods of morphological and syntactic description and analysis, with the main focus falling upon a functional-typological approach. We will investigate a wide range of morphological and syntactic phenomena taken from typologically diverse languages spoken on every inhabited continent, and we will examine what tools are needed to analyse their data.
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Morphology & Syntax
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HG3046Language Universals & Language TypesHG4013Multilingualism Across The LifespanHG4041Theories Of GrammarHG4042How & Why Languages DifferHG4043Language Universals & Language TypesHG4044Language EvolutionHG4045Field Methods:Structure Of A LanguageHG4046Malay Linguistics 2 - Dialectology & Language ContactHG4047Pragmatic TheoryHG4048Comparative Chinese DialectologyHG4049Semantic AnalysisHG4063Special Topic: Advanced World EnglishesHG4072Field Methods & Linguistic DataHG4073Morphology At The InterfacesAvailable Indexes
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| 1230 | 17409 TUT (T1) 1230-1320 Thu TR+112 Wk2-13 | 17410 TUT (T2) 1230-1320 Thu TR+113 Wk2-13 | ||||
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| 1530 | 17413 TUT (T5) 1530-1620 Thu TR+112 Wk2-13 | |||||
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