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* History of the Turkic languages | * History of the Turkic languages | ||
* The modern languages of Central Eurasia | * The modern languages of Central Eurasia | ||
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== Languages == | == Languages == | ||
* Kyrgyz (Intro, Intermediate) | * Kyrgyz (Intro, Intermediate) | ||
* Kazakh (Intro, Intermediate) | * Kazakh (Intro, Intermediate) | ||
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== Other == | == Other == | ||
* History of the Turkic peoples (?) | * History of the Turkic peoples (?) | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 14 October 2012
This is a list of classes that I think I'm just about ready and able to teach.
Contents
Core Linguistics
Basic Linguistics
- Introduction to Linguistic Thought (taught once, TAed 3 times)
- Introduction to the Study of Language (TAed once)
- Introduction to Linguistic Analysis (taught once)
Phonetics / Phonology
- Introduction to Phonology / Phonological Analysis
- Introduction to Phonetics / Phonetic Analysis
- Introduction to Optimality Theory
Historical
- Introduction to Historical Linguistics
- Language Contact
Seminars
- Advanced Socio-Historical Linguistics
- Sonority and Syllable Margins
Area-specific Linguistics
- Structure of the Turkic Languages
- Structure of Kyrgyz / Kazakh / etc.
- Introduction to Turkology
- Turkic languages and their position among Central Eurasian languages
- History of the Turkic languages
- The modern languages of Central Eurasia
Languages
- Kyrgyz (Intro, Intermediate)
- Kazakh (Intro, Intermediate)
- Old Turkic
Other
- History of the Turkic peoples (?)
