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    Go Higher Arts

    Introduction to Language

    This Handout is interactive

    To help you start to make notes fill in the blanks

    You may of course add your own notes and jottings in the margins

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    Introduction to Language

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    Types of

    Linguistic

    Theoretical ---------------

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    Language

    Structure

    Grammar Meaning

    the rules that words

    combine into

    phrases andsentences

    Phonology

    Foreign language

    teaching

    Speech therapy,

    Lexicography and

    TranslationDiscourse Analysis,

    ----------------------Speech Pathology.Phonology

    The study of

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    Comparative

    Linguistics and

    Historical

    Linguistics

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    Introduction to Language

    Divisions, Specialties, and Subfields

    Phonetics, the study of the sounds of human language .

    Phonology (or phonemics), the study of

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    Morphology, the study of the internal structure of words

    Syntax, the study of how words combine to form grammatical

    sentences.

    Semantics, the study of the meaning of words(lexical semantics)and fixed word combinations (phraseology), and how these

    combine to form the meanings of sentences.

    -----------------, the study of how utterances are used (literally,

    figuratively, or otherwise) in communicative acts.

    Discourse analysis, the study of sentences organized into texts.

    Language acquisition, the study of how language is acquired

    L1 Child Acquisition and L2 -----------------------------

    Historical linguistics or Diachronic linguistics, the study of

    languages whose historical relations are recognizable through

    similarities in vocabulary, word formation, and syntax

    Diachronic linguistics is also known as ----------------------

    Psycholinguistics, the study of the cognitive processes and

    representations underlying language use

    -----------------------, the study of social patterns of linguistic

    variability

    Clinical linguistics, the application of linguistic theory to the

    area of Speech-Language Pathology

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    Introduction to Language

    Neuro linguistics the study of the brain networks that

    underlies grammar and communication

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    Introduction to Language

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    Psycholinguistics

    ComputationalLinguistics

    Critical

    Discourse

    Analysis

    Anthropological

    Linguistics

    And

    Linguistic

    Anthropology

    Sociolinguistics

    Contextual

    Linguistics

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    Introduction to Language

    Period Theorist Notes

    Ancient Tolkappiyanaar

    Bhart hari

    19th C. Jakob Grimm

    Grimms Law

    Karl Verner

    Verners Law

    August Schleicher

    Stammbaumtheorie is

    Johannes Schmidt

    Wellentheorie is

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    Introduction to Language

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    Introduction to Language

    Period Theorist Notes

    20th C. Ferdinand de

    Saussure

    Edward Sapir

    Zellig Harris

    Leonard Bloomfield

    Contemporary Noam Chomsky

    Michael Hoey

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    Introduction to Language

    SapirWhorf hypothesis A theory of the relationship between language and thought

    expounded in its most explicit form by the American anthropological linguists

    Edward Sapir (18841939) and Benjamin Lee Whorf (1897 1941). Also known

    as the theory of linguistic relativity, the hypothesis states (in the words of Whorf)that we dissect nature along lines laid down by our native languages . . . by the

    linguistic systems in our minds. The differences in world-view imposed by

    different languages have, however, proved extremely difficult to elucidate or test

    experimentally, and the fact of successful bilingual translation weakens the force

    of the theorys claims; as a result, the SapirWhorf hypothesis has made little

    impact on contemporary psycholinguistics, though the 1990s saw a renewed

    interest from cognitive psycholinguists and others.

    Crystal, D. (2008)A Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics 6th Edition. p. 422

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    Homework, you do not need any dictionaries or books, just

    try to work it out.

    Agta

    Adapted by Tom Payne from Healey, Phyllis M. 1960. An Agta grammar. Manila: Bureau of printing.

    The following list of words is from the Agta language of the Central Cagayan Valley

    in the Northern island of Luzon, in the Philippines. There are now only about 600

    speakers of this variety of Agta, although there are perhaps 10,000 people in the

    Philippines who speak other varieties also known as Agta. The Agta people now

    speak an Austronesian language similar to other languages spoken in the Philippines.

    However, they are descended from the Melanesian people who were present in the

    Philippines before the Austronesian peoples arrived. The Agta language is now

    seriously endangered.

    wer creek

    balabahuy little pig

    talobag beetle

    bakbakat granny

    palapirak little money

    bahuy 'pig'

    bag 'loincloth'

    walawer 'little creek'

    balabag 'little loincloth'takki leg

    labang 'patch'

    Now you have enough information to translate the following words into Central

    Cagayan Agta:

    'little leg.'

    'money'

    'little

    beetle' (this is the word for 'lady bug.')

    'little patch''little granny'

    What is the rule for making diminutives in Agta?

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    Introduction to Language

    Rebus Puzzles

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    1. A cut above the rest

    2. Forgive and forget

    3. Tongue in cheek

    4. Crossroads

    5. Painless operation

    6. Glance backwards

    7. Rising price of rice

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