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HU 4200 - Linguistics: Scientific Study of Language

3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits
This course introduces students to fundamental topics in the study of language. In addition, this course explores several interdisciplinary areas of linguistic research (e.g., the origins of language, language and the brain, language acquisition, language and gender, language and writing, language in society, and language and electronic communication). Students are expected to think about possible implications and application of the course material to their college studies, personal lives, and future careers. The course assumes no prior knowledge in linguistics. The only requirement for the course is that students have an interest in language and are open to a wide range of ideas on the subject.


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