Englisches Seminar - Ruhr-Universität Bochum

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FACHWISSENSCHAFT FACHWISSENSCHAFTLICHE MODULE (Prüfungsrelevantes Modul mit Modulabschlussprüfung) LINGUISTIK Vorlesung 050 610 Meierkord Sociolinguistics, 3 CP 2 st. mo 12-14 HGB 10 This series of lectures intends to present the major research questions, methods and results of sociolinguistics, the linguistic subdiscipline which focuses on the relation between language and society. The topics will include regional and social dialectology, a review of early correlation studies, code-switching and language contact, critical sociolinguistics, and language planning. Particular attention will be paid to recent developments in the field of sociolinguistics, such as discussions of language contact in urban communities, identity construction, or approaches to language shift and change. Literature: students are advised to purchase a copy of the following book, which will be available from Schaten as well as from most online book sellers: Mesthrie, Rajend et al. (2009). Introducing Sociolinguistics. 2nd ed. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. Assessment/requirements: written end-of-term test.
<strong>Seminar</strong>e 050 702 Meierkord Interdisciplinary Syntax, 5 CP 2 st. do 12-14 GABF 04/613 Süd In this course, we will look at a variety of approaches that have established themselves in the field of syntax. After a number of sessions that will be designed to revise basic concepts and the development of Chomskyan syntax, we will investigate approaches to syntax that go beyond the sentence structure. These aim to account for the function of individual grammatical structure as well as for grammatical variation. We will discuss interdisciplinary approaches such as (lexico-)functional syntax, dialect syntax, social syntax, and ethnosyntax. Registration is strictly via VSPL only, as further information and material will be distributed before the beginning of the semester. Please read this carefully and bring it along to the pre-course meeting. Assessment/requirements: Übung: regular active participation (this will include regular reading and, possibly, data analyses at home) and a contribution to an inclass group presentation (with handout, data collection, and literature reviews); <strong>Seminar</strong>: the above, and an empirical term paper (15-18 pages). For students taking the course to cover the exam module: annotated bibliography of 10 titles related to the course topic; three paper summaries. 050 703 Meierkord English in the Caribbean, 5 CP Blockveranstaltung 08.04.2013, 8:30 - 10:00 GABF 04/613 Süd 22. - 26.07.2013, 10:00 - 16:00 Uhr GABF 04/613 Süd This seminar focuses the current uses of different forms of English in the Caribbean. We will start from a thorough introduction to the historical and socio-cultural background of English in the area as well as to the study of those features which characterize the different types of first and second language Englishes and Englishbased creole languages. Students will then concentrate on varieties of English such as Jamaican Creole, Bahamian English, or Trinidadian English relating these to issues of identity construction, language contact, language policy and education. Registration is strictly via VSPL only, as further information and material will be distributed before the beginning of the semester. Please read this carefully and bring it along to the preparatory meeting.
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