Course Title:
Romance Linguistics
Course Description:
Provides a general linguistic introduction to one of the most important language families. Discusses the structural characteristics of several Romance languages. Includes defining a language family, how and why languages change, and the relationship of standard and nonstandard linguistic varieties. Studies contemporary theoretical issues in Romance linguistics including object-pronoun placement, word order, creolization, and subject-pronoun use. Conducted in English.
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Cross-Listed Course 1:
LNL U432
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Prerequisite Remarks:
Reading knowledge of one Romance language or permission of instructor; LIN U150 or ENG U150 is recommended.
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