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ING 265 Day 4

ING 265 Day 4. Unversidad Sagrado Corazón Professor Harry W. Martinez M.Ed. Reflextion. Review. History of the English Language Evolution of words Vocabulary Structural Language According to Ferdinand Saussure Noam Chomsky on Language Design. Vocabulary.

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ING 265 Day 4

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  1. ING 265Day 4 UnversidadSagradoCorazón Professor Harry W. Martinez M.Ed.

  2. Reflextion

  3. Review • History of the English Language • Evolution of words • Vocabulary • Structural Language According to Ferdinand Saussure • Noam Chomsky on Language Design

  4. Vocabulary • Phonetics - the study of the production of speech sounds in their physical aspects • Phonology - the study of speech sound patterns • Morphology - the study of the formation of words (word structure) • Syntax - the study of the formation of sentences (sentence structure) • Semantics - the study of meaning • Pragmatics - language in context; how we acquire meaning from context and sentences

  5. Since linguists study all of these, the terms also are used to refer to subfields of linguistics. Some of these terms or elements are also known as grammar.

  6. Saussure vs Chomsky

  7. What arguments do they have in common?

  8. What can the class conclude?

  9. Stephen Krashen – Spent two years in the Peace Corps in Ethiopia where he taught eighth grade English and science. – Krashen pursued a Ph.D. in Linguistics at the University of California, Los Angeles, culminating with his 1972 dissertation "Language and the Left Hemisphere." – Took up a Ph.D. in Linguistics at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1972. – Published over 350 papers and books, and has presented keynote and plenary addresses at the National Association for Bilingual Education, and many other conferences. – A professor of Linguistics at the CUNY Graduate Center and the Linguistics Department of the University of Southern California. Born: 1941 Currently alive, at 75 years of age.

  10. Discussion

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