Course Code/Title : CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS
Prerequisite : Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics
Course Credit : 3
Course Description:
A course on the comparison and contrast of different languages in terms
of sound, word-formation processes, grammar, meaning-giving, and use in
society.
The PCU vision/mission
and the CASTE values are integrated in the course.
Course Objectives:
At the end of the
semester, the students should be able to:
-
recall and define the terminology in the field of linguistics;
- compare and contrast sounds and phonotactics between and among languages;
- compare and contrast morphological processes between and among languages;
- compare and contrast phrase and sentence syntax between and among languages;
- analyze the process of semantics and pragmatics among and between languages;
- express appreciation for the unity and diversity for the world’s different languages; and
- have integrated the PCU and CASTE values.
Course Outline:
TIME
FRAME
|
CONTENT/SUBJECT
MATTER
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Week 1
|
I. Introduction
to the Course
A. Getting
to know the instructor, the students, and the course
B. Distribution of course syllabus
C. Introduction to Contrastive Analysis
|
Week 2-3
|
II. Phonetics
and Phonology
A.
Review of
articulatory phonetics
B.
Review of
phonology
C.
Analysis of the
phonology of different languages
|
Week 4-5
|
III. Morphology
A.
Review of
word-formation processes
B.
Analysis of the
morphology of different languages
|
Week 6
|
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
|
Week 7-9
|
IV. Syntax
A.
Review of
grammar
B.
Review of
syntax
C.
Analysis of the
grammar of different languages
D.
Analysis of the
syntax of different languages
|
Week 10-11
|
V. Semantics
and pragmatics
A. Review of semantics
B. Review of pragmatics
C. Analysis
of idiomatic expressions of different languages
|
Week 12
|
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
|
Week 13-15
|
VI. Sociolinguistics
A.
Review of
sociolinguistics
B.
Analysis of
sociolinguistic situations in different cultures
|
Week 16-17
|
VII. Discourse Analysis
|
Week 18
|
FINAL EXAMINATION
|
Yule, G. (2006). The study of language (3rd
ed.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
--Updated November 29, 2013
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