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LING 200B

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Syntactic Theory I

Preparation: graduate linguistics student or grade of A in course 120B or equivalent course in syntax.

12 courses, 1 choice point · 6 requisite links run off the edge of this view

LING 200B — Syntactic Theory ILING 200BSyntactic Theory ILING 198A — Honors Research in Linguistics ILING 198AHonors Research in Lin…LING 198B — Honors Research in Linguistics IILING 198BHonors Research in Lin…LING 201B — Syntactic Theory IILING 201BSyntactic Theory IILING 214 — Survey of Current Syntactic TheoriesLING 214Survey of Current Synt…LING 216 — Syntactic Theory IIILING 216Syntactic Theory IIILING 202 — Language ChangeLING 202Language ChangeLING 205 — Morphological TheoryLING 205Morphological TheoryLING 210A — Field Methods ILING 210AField Methods ILING 213A — Grammatical DevelopmentLING 213AGrammatical DevelopmentLING 213B — Brain Bases for LanguageLING 213BBrain Bases for Langua…LING 215 — Syntactic TypologyLING 215Syntactic TypologyAlso satisfied by LING 165A, LING 200A, LING 165B, not drawn in this view.one of +3
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