5.00 credits
22.5 h + 5.0 h
Q2
Teacher(s)
Sabel Joachim;
Language
Deutsch
Prerequisites
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Main themes
1. Study of German phonology and morphology;
2. Reading of scientific work within this field;
3. Critical discussion of the relevant concepts.
2. Reading of scientific work within this field;
3. Critical discussion of the relevant concepts.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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Acquisition of the foundations of German linguistics with respect to German Phonetics/Phonology and German Morphology. The most fundamental empirical generalizations from the two linguistic fields will be discussed and the theoretical instruments for explaining them within modern linguistic theory. |
Content
The studies will be accompanied by exercises in linguistic argumentation. The students begin to read literature on linguistics (phonetics/phonology, morphology, syntax); and they begin to develop linguistic analyses and to evaluate linguistic argumentation with respect to phonetics/phonology, and morphology. Phonetics/Phonology: German consonants and German vowels, International phonetic alphabet for German (Transcriptions), phonemes, phonological rules of German, basic concepts of linear and non-linear phonology, rule ordering, syllables. Morphology: Categories of words, morphemes, morphological processes (derivation, inflection, composition), lexical semantics. Teaching: Lecture, Exercises in Class Evaluation : * (Written) test in German. A syllabus for this course (written in German) is available
Teaching methods
A syllabus for this course (written in German) is available.
Evaluation methods
The evaluation procedure consists of a general written examination (in German) in the examination session following the course. This exam will count for 100% of the final grade.
Other information
The Germ 1113 course should have been completed in advance.
Faculty or entity
ELAL
