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LING 3015

Language and Society

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An introduction to the study of language in its cultural and social dimensions, with an emphasis on language variation and use. Focuses on issues related to theory, methodology, and application relevant to the various subfields in sociolinguistics, dialectology, and related fields of linguistics.

Prerequisites:

LING 3060 OR LING 3150 OR LING 3150W

Level:

Undergraduate

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LING 2200

Python Programming for Language and Linguistics

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An introduction to Python programming for language and linguistics, focused on problem-solving, testing and documentation skills in addition to the syntax, data structures and logic of Python. Students will write programs to structure, manipulate, and analyze linguistic data to solve routine problems from various areas of linguistics and language studies.

Semester Offered:

Irregularly

Level:

Undergraduate

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Sarah Moore

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Sarah

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Moore

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Tom Liu

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Tom

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Liu

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Chris Washburn

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Chris

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Washburn

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Lindo Sikhonde

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Lindo

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Sikhonde

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Joe Brown 228

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Melia Gomes

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Melia

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Gomes

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Different Word Orders, Same Brain Areas

Linguistics PhD student Donald Dunagan has been comparing brain activity in speakers of English and Chinese.

Along with fellow Ph.D. student Shulin Zhang and advisor Dr. John Hale, he finds that speakers of those two languages use roughly the same brain areas to understand relative clauses. This similarity is notable given the differences in word order between the two languages.

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ELIC Workshops at the University of Rijeka and University of Pula

As part of the NSF-funded project “Endangered languages in contact in Istria and Kvarner, Croatia (ELIC)", Dr. Keith Langston (PI) and Dr. Zvjezdana Vrzić (NYU, Co-PI) led two workshops in Croatia at the University of Rijeka and University of Pula in June, assisted by Dr. Silvana Vranić (University of Rijeka) and Dr. Ivana Lalli-Paćelat (University of Pula), who are also collaborating on this project.

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UGA Awards Linguistics Faculty Member with Seed Grant

Dr. Chacón measures his brain data while viewing short sentences on a screen.

This week, faculty member Dr. Dustin Chacón was awarded a Faculty Seed Grant from the University of Georgia’s Office of Research.

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