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Betsy E Evans
LING 580
Seattle Campus
Advanced study in current theories of syntax, semantics, phonology, or morphology. Can be repeated for credit.
Class description
Sociolinguists often draw upon the notion of ideology in order to explain sociolinguistic variation and attitudes. In this seminar we explore the notions of ideology from a philosophical, political, and cognitive perspective in order to better understand how they inform our understanding of language ideology.
Student learning goals
Students will be able to describe ideology succinctly in writing and discussion
Students will be able to describe and deconstruct ideological arguments and their functions in sociolinguistics
General method of instruction
Recommended preparation
Students must have taken LING 535 or seek the permission of the instructor
Class assignments and grading
