LING 20
Introduction to Linguistic Analysis
Linguistics · 5 units · Undergraduate lower division (0-99)
Introduction to theory and methods of linguistics: universal properties of human language; phonetic, phonological, morphological, syntactic, and semantic structures and analysis; nature and form of grammar.
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- LING 160Field Methods
- ANTHRO M150Language in Culture
- LING 105Morphology
- LING 161Language Documentation
- LING 110Introduction to Historical Linguistics
- ASL 131Structure of American Sign Language
- LING 114American Indigenous Linguistics
- LING 119AApplied Phonology
- LING 132Language Processing
- ENGCOMP M141Current Methods of Language Teaching
- LING 120APhonology I
- LING C135Neurolinguistics
- LING C111Intonation
- LING 165CSemantics II
- LING C128ARomance Syntax: French
- LING C128BRomance Syntax: French
- GERMAN C142Linguistic Theory and Grammatical Description
- GERMAN 264Topics in Communicative, Cognitive, and Functional Approaches to Linguistic Analysis
- LING 127Syntactic Typology and Universals
- LING 130Language Development
- I E STD M150Introduction to Indo-European Linguistics
- I E STD 205Indo-European Phonology
- I E STD 240Comparative and Historical Grammar of Anatolian
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