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PSY 480.24: Psycholinguistics

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ROMAN JAKOBSON AND CRITICIZING TRANSLATED TEXTS

ROMAN JAKOBSON AND CRITICIZING TRANSLATED TEXTS. BY SEYYED YAHYA BARKHORDAR. (1)-INTRODUCTION.

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Normal human communication via oral language

Normal human communication via oral language. A speaker has an idea he wishes to communicate. . In order to do so, he moves the parts of his articulatory system, producing an acoustic signal . speaker. Articulator movements. Communication via oral language.

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Attitudes to Language Change

Attitudes to Language Change. Prepared by: Sana Lamtara Bouchra Arrif . Outline. Introduction I- The Inevitability of Change II- Aspects of Change in Written and Spoken Language a- Examples of Changes in Spoken Language. III- The Conservative Attitude a- Prescriptivism

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Structuralism & Poststructuralism (1): Linguistic (De-)Constructions of Meanings and Subjectivities

Structuralism & Poststructuralism (1): Linguistic (De-)Constructions of Meanings and Subjectivities. 1. Structuralism--Basic Concepts 2. Structuralist Reading of Narratives 3. Semiotics and "The Myth Today" 4. From Structuralism to Poststructuralism: Binary Opposition & Deconstruction.

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The Modern English Novel Dr. Mohammed Nour Al-Naimi. ????? ????? ???? ????? ?????? ?????????? ???????? ?? ???. 1. Lecture 1. The Modern English Novel. Modernism in literature. An overwiew of early 20th century literary trends. Definition.

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Functionalism

Functionalism. Functionalism. Reigned as the dominant theoretical perspective. Often referred to as structural functionalism Two leading functionalist Talcott Parsons Robert Merton. Intellectual Roots of Functionalism. The most significant forerunners of functionalism were: Auguste Comte

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Introduction to Semiotics

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The Requisite Knowledge of Real-time Presentations:

The Requisite Knowledge of Real-time Presentations:. Using the Philosophy of Language to Advantage in Organizational Contexts. Wayne Smith, Ph.D. Department of Management CSU Northridge. How are (Written) Compositions different from (Spoken) Presentations?. Proximate (close) Physicality.

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Redefining Language

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What is reading ?

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Semiology and the photographic image

Semiology and the photographic image. Roland Barthes: semiology as cultural criticism From the study of verbal language to that of cultural phenomena: films, photographs, fashion, advertising, etc.

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Lecture 13

Lecture 13. Language: we are what we speak. We are what we speak. Imagine having a telephone conversation with a person whom you do not know. What information can you immediately grasp about this person: Gender Nationality or ethnicity Region of origin Age

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For the Fun of It!

P. For the Fun of It!. On the transferability of puns in dubbed TV comedy . A pun = paronomasia. a figure of speech which consists of a deliberate confusion of similar-sounding words or phrases for rhetorical effect, either humorous or serious

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Linguistic Anthropology

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From Plato to Levi-Strauss

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Semiotics and Systems

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STRAND:

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Death of the Author

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