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The Origin and Nature of Language: July 2006

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The Origin and Nature of Language. In the fall of 2006 I will offer a course at Middlebury College on the Origin and Nature of Language. These are my reflections as I begin planning for the course. View my complete profile. Wednesday, July 19, 2006. This is your assignment for Thursday, September 21. How do we distinguish between the phonetics and phonology? What are the key elements to pronouncing sounds? How do non-linguists describe sounds? The difference between sounds and letters, sounds and signs.

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IA902 Practical Description of English: My Fair Lady : A big-screen pronunciation class

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IA902 Practical Description of English. Welcome to the IA902 Blog. This is a blog for thoughts, discussions, and links to supplement the IA902 Practical Description of English module, Autumn 2013. Please feel free to leave comments, ask questions, and indeed write your own posts. We only have 10 2-hour classroom sessions together, so it is hoped that this blog will give us the chance to explore a wider range of issues than we might otherwise have time for. Wednesday, 9 October 2013. To buy or not to buy.

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Ressourcen - Ressources - Inke Du Bois Linguistics

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Dr Inke Du Bois Englische Sprachwissenschaft Interkulturelle Kommunikation. Artikel Research - Articles. The Language Log (Upenn). A group of linguists post entries related to linguistics. The Phonetics Lab (UCLA). Peter Ladefoged's Page with IPA charts and sound exercises. An encyclopedia webpage that provides ample information on English and over 6900 other languages spoken in the world: e.g. IPA, sound samples, language maps, demographic information on population in English speaking countries. Einführ...

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IA902 Practical Description of English: Teaching pronunciation

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IA902 Practical Description of English. Welcome to the IA902 Blog. This is a blog for thoughts, discussions, and links to supplement the IA902 Practical Description of English module, Autumn 2013. Please feel free to leave comments, ask questions, and indeed write your own posts. We only have 10 2-hour classroom sessions together, so it is hoped that this blog will give us the chance to explore a wider range of issues than we might otherwise have time for. Monday, 21 October 2013. UCLA Phonetics Lab Data.

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Schedule of Topics » African Languages Spring 2014

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African Languages Spring 2014. Week 1: January 28. Why study African Languages. Understand the significance African languages have in terms of linguistics, begin to develop an understanding of Linguistic Human Rights and the role language plays in politics and identity. Pick a country by the end of class. Pick a language DUE FEB. Week 2: February 4. Begin to understand how African Languages are classified and use ethnologue to find information about languages. Week 3: February 11. All it can do. Serial v...

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Resources » African Languages Spring 2014

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African Languages Spring 2014. Video: Lost Libraries of Timbuktu. 200 words in 6 languages. Video on language and culture. Here’s the talk we looked at on the first day of class: Ted Talk by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Basic typological information, geographic, demographic, and classification information about all known human languages. UCLA Language Materials Project. Open Languages Archive (OLAC). Tons of resources for general information about your language – organized by country. Foundation for Endange...

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Useful Links | African Languages Lehman College Spring 2013

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African Languages Lehman College Spring 2013. Historical and Typological Issues. Miriam Makeba singing The Click Song. If you don’t know who Miriam Makeba is, read the wikipedia article about her! Is a site that explains what these cool sounds are! X-ray of a click. This is exactly what we were talking about in class Tuesday! NYTimes Article: Languages Grew From a Seed in Africa. Probing Evolution of Human Language via Chimpanzees. INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR LANGUAGE. UCLA Language Materials Project.

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Peter Ladefoged's home page

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Peter Ladefoged (1925-2006) was a professor in the UCLA Linguistics Department from 1962 to 1991, and thereafter a Research Linguist. He was preeminent in the field of phonetics. For biographical information and personal memories of Peter Ladefoged, see the page Remembering Peter Ladefoged. Since Peter Ladefoged's Web page continues to serve as a resource for phonetic research and historical scholarship, the Linguistics Department will be maintaining it in this location. Los Angeles CA 90095-1543. The 2n...