'Vernacular languages' presentation slideshows

Sociolinguistics

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Topic 4

Topic 4. What is a language?.

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Kaidi Kriisa Lund 2012

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Tips for Succeeding in Spring

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Culture in the High Middle Ages

Culture in the High Middle Ages. World History I. The Rise of Education. Universities developed in Europe in the Middle Ages. Attended only by men. Students studied a liberal arts curriculum. Grammar, logic, math, music, astronomy

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Linguistic varieties and multinational nations

Linguistic varieties and multinational nations. Introduction to Sociolinguistics. How to categorize languages. Status Social functions. vernacular languages. an uncodified or unstandardized variety.

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The Printing Press

The Printing Press. Who was Johannes Gutenberg?. Born in 1398 in Germany Invented the Printing Press in 1439 Was never financially successful Did not get credit until 1504. Effects of the Printing Press. How might the printing press have changed society?. Religion.

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Chapter 15 Section 4

Chapter 15 Section 4. The Church and Society Pages 544-552 questions 1-6. 1. What is Theology?. Theology is the study of religion and God. 2. What is vernacular language, and what were common vernacular languages in medieval times?.

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Hindu Scriptures

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By: Jesse Mott, Becky Richards, Hayden White, Ethan Swanke, EJ Bernesser

By: Jesse Mott, Becky Richards, Hayden White, Ethan Swanke, EJ Bernesser . BARTER ECONOMY . Barter- To exchange one good or service for another. Example: If you were to give a chicken to Mr. Fessler , he would have to trade something of equivalent value. VERNACULAR.

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