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LING 115b: Intermediate Phonology
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Focuses on enriched phonological representations and on representational constraints: subsyllabic constituency, autosegmental phonology, the phonological skeleton and timing tier, feature geometry, underspecification, metrical stress, and prosodic morphology.
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LING 116a: Introduction to Semantics
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
An introductory course on semantic interpretation in natural language. What does it mean to "know the meaning" of an utterance? This course provides the formal tools to characterize truth-conditional meanings of sentences. Topics covered include the relation between form and meaning, ambiguity, reference, the role of context dependency, quantifier scope, and variable-binding.
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LING 116b: Intermediate Semantics
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Continuation of 116a. Designed to enable students to follow current research in semantics. Topics covered include: intensional contexts, indexicals, modalities, event based semantics, presuppositions, implicatures.
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LING 117r: Linguistic Field Methods
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Instruction in the elicitation of phonological, morphological, and syntactic information from a native speaker of an unfamiliar language, with the object of developing a grammatical sketch of the language. Emphasis on methodology and problems of elicitation and grammatical description in the field. Participants work directly with the native speaker, both individually and as a group, with the assistance of the instructor.
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LING 122: Introduction to Indo-European
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
An introduction to the historical study of the Indo-European languages, using the comparative method to arrive at a picture of the parent language of the family, Proto-Indo-European.
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LING 132: Psychosemantics
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Explores issues at the interface of linguistic semantics, pragmatics and psychology. Introduces how the analysis of meaning has been pursued by linguists and psychologists. Focuses on topics that are both of central interest to theoretical linguistics and the target of experimental research. These include sentence structure, sentential connectives, quantification, numbers, mass-count distinction, adjectives and comparison, scales and modalities.
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LING 152: Prosody and Intonation
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Prosody and intonation are intricately linked to many domains of language use and linguistic structure. We examine the phonetic form of prosodic contours and intonational grouping, the function of prosody in expressing semantic and pragmatic information and in disambiguation during sentence production and comprehension, and the use of "implicit" prosody even in silent reading.
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LING 171: Structure of Chinese
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Introduction to the syntactic structure of Mandarin Chinese: the basic structure of clauses and nominal constituents; words, compounds, and phrases; word order and variations; selected special topics (passives, resultatives, ba-construction, topic and relativized structures, questions, anaphora, pro drop); syntactic structure and semantic interpretation.
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LING 83: Language, Structure, and Culture
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
What do the world's almost 7,000 languages have in common? Why do they show recurrent commonalities and principled differences? What do they reveal about the human ability for speaking and thinking? How do languages develop? How do they die? This course addresses these and related questions while introducing the languages of the world; their distribution, recurrent structural properties, and genetic classification; processes of language contact; and the relationship between language and the brain.
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LING 91r: Supervised Reading and Research
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Independent study with a faculty member. For students who wish to pursue a particular linguistic topic not covered in other course offerings.
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