Εισαγωγή στη Γλωσσολογία ΙΙ
Σοφία Μαρμαρίδου
2nd Semester Core Course
Introduction to Linguistics II
The course aims to familiarize students with aspects of the study of linguistic meaning and its relation to social and cultural parameters of its production and understanding.
More specifically, the course introduces basic concepts pertaining to the semantic and pragmatic analysis of language and discourse. Moreover, issues in sociolinguistics, such as the relation between language and social and regional variation, are also explained and exemplified.
The course is offered in the form of lectures and is supported by an extensive bibliography on the topics introduced in the course, study material practised in class, and two textbooks, parts of which are generally expected to facilitate students' study. All teaching materials are uploaded on e-class. Self-assessment tests during the semester are used to monitor students' understanding of the topics discussed in class. Students are evaluated mainly in terms of an end-of-term exam. The course is assessed by students' completion of an evaluation form anonymously.
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2nd Semester Core Course
Introduction to Linguistics II
The course aims to familiarize students with aspects of the study of linguistic meaning and its relation to social and cultural parameters of its production and understanding.
More specifically, the course introduces basic concepts pertaining to the semantic and pragmatic analysis of language and discourse. Moreover, issues in sociolinguistics, such as the relation between language and social and regional variation, are also explained and exemplified.
The course is offered in the form of lectures and is supported by an extensive bibliography on the topics introduced in the course, study material practised in class, and two textbooks, parts of which are generally expected to facilitate students' study. All teaching materials are uploaded on e-class. Self-assessment tests during the semester are used to monitor students' understanding of the topics discussed in class. Students are evaluated mainly in terms of an end-
2nd Semester Core Course
Introduction to Linguistics II
The course aims to familiarize students with aspects of the study of linguistic meaning and its relation to social and cultural parameters of its production and understanding.
More specifically, the course introduces basic concepts pertaining to the semantic and pragmatic analysis of language and discourse. Moreover, issues in sociolinguistics, such as the relation between language and social and regional variation, are also explained and exemplified.
The course is offered in the form of lectures and is supported by an extensive bibliography on the topics introduced in the course, study material practised in class, and two textbooks, parts of which are generally expected to facilitate students' study. All teaching materials are uploaded on e-class. Self-assessment tests during the semester are used to monitor students' understanding of the topics discussed in class. Students are evaluated mainly in terms of an end-
