Linguistics Notes Oxford University Linguistics Notes
Description
General Linguistics is hard, there is no denying that. But if you are interested in language beyond becoming fluent and reading some famous authors, linguistics is a fascinating and useful topic that really gets you thinking about all sorts of things.
There's a lot of stuff here, some full essays, others essays broken down into note form.
Topics include:
Acquisition of Language by Children (x 2)
Nature vs Nurture in Language Acquisition
Slips of the Tongue/Speech Errors
Syllables
Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
Linguistic Variation and Social Categories (e.g. class)
Language and Dialect
Conversational Implicature & Grice's Maxims
and some more essay notes on Acquisition
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Linguistics Notes
What is included?
- This product contains 9 documents
- Approximately 38 pages
Highlights
- Grade: Upper 2.1
- Institution: Oxford University (unaffiliated)
- Country: United Kingdom
- Level: Undergraduate
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