LYING, SWEARING, AND BREAKING THE RULES: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE LINGUISTIC STUDY OF SPANISH

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SPANISH 225

课程描述

Introduction to the basic concepts of linguistics as a discipline and explore real-world Spanish use (e.g., blogs and vlogs, language corpora, press, film, recorded conversations, class visitors, etc.) and how that use varies across regions, speakers, and communicative contexts. Through examination of how different Spanish speakers deploy language in contexts such as confronting social taboos, expressing humor, being polite (or impolite), persuading particular audiences, and negotiating individual and cultural identities, students will gain a foundational understanding of several areas of linguistic study, including phonetics/ phonology, morphosyntax, pragmatics, sociolinguistics, language ideologies, and language variation and change.

先修课程

SPANISH 226 or concurrent enrollment, or SPANISH 311 or concurrent enrollment

满足要求

SPANISH 430 , SPANISH 331 , SPANISH 320 , SPANISH 446 , SPANISH 470 , SPANISH 327 , and SPANISH 321

学分

开课时间

Not Applicable

平均绩点

3.51

5.73% 相比历史数据

完成率

100%

2.12% 相比历史数据

A率

45.57%

22.56% 相比历史数据

班级规模

-8.78% 相比历史数据

2026 Summr Grade Distribution

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