Wintersemester 2011/12 - Institut für Anglistik/Amerikanistik ...
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Sprachwissenschaft<br />
Grundstudium<br />
70006<br />
Haselow<br />
Grundkurs<br />
Mo. 13:15-14:45<br />
U-H2-210<br />
Grundkurs: English Linguistics: An Introduction A<br />
BA-Studierende müssen parallel zu diesem Kurs auch eine der Übungen "Fundamentals of Grammar"<br />
belegen, da die Modulklausur im Modul A1 beide Veranstaltungen abprüft.<br />
This class introduces students to the different fields of Linguistics, pertinent methods and terminology. The<br />
course thus offers a survey of the study of English on different linguistic levels, beginning with its sounds<br />
(Phonetics/Phonology), moving on via an analysis of the form, structure and meaning of words (Morphology,<br />
Lexicology, Semantics) and of sentences (Syntax) towards an analysis of discourse and language use<br />
(Pragmatics). An introduction to the analysis of regional or social varieties of language (Sociolinguistics) will<br />
round off this survey. This course is a prerequisite for further seminars in English Linguistics.<br />
70009<br />
Spohr<br />
Grundkurs<br />
Do. 11:15-<strong>12</strong>:45<br />
U-H2-210<br />
Grundkurs: English Linguistics: An Introduction B siehe Kurs A<br />
70007<br />
Wannisch<br />
Grundkurs<br />
Mi. 11:15-<strong>12</strong>:45<br />
U-H2-210<br />
Grundkurs: English Linguistics: An Introduction C siehe Kurs A<br />
70067<br />
Haselow<br />
Übung<br />
Mo. 11:15-<strong>12</strong>:45<br />
U-H3-<strong>12</strong>0<br />
Fundamentals of Grammar A<br />
BA-Studierende müssen parallel zu diesem Kurs auch eine der Übungen "Grundkurs<br />
Sprachwissenschaft" belegen, da die Modulklausur im Modul A1 beide Veranstaltungen abprüft.<br />
Grammar is the backbone or architecture of a language since a competent speaker does not only have to master<br />
the vocabulary of a given language but also has to know how to combine words into larger units, such as clauses<br />
and sentences. A theoretical knowledge of English grammar is therefore a prerequisite for understanding what<br />
speakers do when they use their language. This course is intended to assist students in their study of the grammar<br />
of English at an academic level. It provides practice in applying the principles and rules formulated in scientific<br />
grammars, focusing on word-classes and the structure of words (morphology) in the first half of the semester and<br />
on the principles of English sentence structure (syntax) in the second.<br />
Course book: Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad & Geoffrey Leech. 2002. Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and<br />
Written English. London: Longman<br />
70068<br />
Haselow<br />
Übung<br />
Di. 11:15-<strong>12</strong>:45<br />
U-H3-<strong>12</strong>0<br />
Fundamentals of Grammar B siehe Kurs A<br />
70069<br />
Haselow<br />
Übung<br />
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