Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics

HISP-S326 — spring 2024

collage of Spanish words related to linguistics
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Course Description

Prerequisite: HISP-S 280 or HISP-S 310; or appropriate placement exam score.

This course is an introduction to basic concepts and methodology used in Spanish Linguistics. The main goal of the course is to provide students with the opportunity to learn the tools of linguistic analysis and to apply them to the study of Spanish. Attention will be given to different levels of analysis in linguistics including theories of communication, morphology (word formation), syntax (word order), phonetics and phonology (sound system), language variation (sociolinguistics and dialectology), second language acquisition, and semantics (meaning). Class time will be divided between lecture, problem-solving exercises, and discussion. Evaluation will be based on exams, class engagement, homework, written and spoken language practice, data analysis, and other assignments. Following this course, students should have a broad understanding of the themes underlying Spanish Linguistics and should be able to take advanced courses in the field.

This course carries CASE A&H and CASE GCC credit.

HISP-S 326    #6105                         9:45A-11:00A     TR       LH 025      Staff
HISP-S 326    #4909  HONORS   9:45A-11:00A     TR       LH 101      Dr. Gibran Delgado-Diaz                      
HISP-S 326    #4282                        11:30A-12:45P   TR       LH 025       Staff        
HISP-S 326    #4283                        1:15P-2:30P      MW      SW 103     Dr. Natalie Povilonis   
HISP-S 326    #4746                        3:00P-4:15P       TR      GA 0013    Staff

Note: Above Class  #4909  9:45A-11:00A   TR   LH 101  is for Hutton Honors Students Only      

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