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ENG-2030: Language Change and the History of English Work Load
10 credits (ECTS) | Type of course
Theoretical subject | Level of course/Year of study
Normally third year | Language of instruction
English | Objectives
Students should be able to demonstrate knowledge of the material referred to in the course description. Students must also have developed skills in oral presentation and argumentation as well as being able to study in groups and carry out independent project work. | Contents
This course provides an introduction to theories about linguistic change as a framework for examining the development of English phonology, morphology and syntax from Old English to the present day. The course will consider both the external (sociological) and internal (linguistic) facets of this development.
| Recommended previous qualifications
ENG-1010 Introduction to English Language I, ENG-1011 Introduction to English Language II | Form of teaching
Varied forms of teaching.
Syllabus literature will be in English.
| Coursework requirements
Muntlig presentasjon
| Exam and assessment
Coursework requirements:
One oral presentation around mid-semester.
Assessment method:
An assignment, 3-4 pages (30%), and a written exam, 4 hours (70%).
Course performance will be assessed with the grades A-F. | Contact person/lecturer
Assistant Professor Merete Anderssen, tel.: 77 64 47 61, email: merete.anderssen@hum.uit.no | Recommended reading/syllabus
http://uit.no/humfak/pensumlister/ |
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