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Introduction to Linguistics
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Code：121282
Course Name：Introduction to Linguistics
Course Type：Discipline Basic Course
Periods：32
Credits：2
Target Students：for undergraduates majoring in Chinese Language and Literature, International Chinese Education etc.
Assessment：Examination
Preparatory Course：Modern Chinese, Ancient Chinese
2. Brief Course Introduction
Introduction to Linguistics is a discipline basic course for each specialty of Chinese Language and Literature. This course mainly teaches students the basic concepts and theories of theoretical linguistics, develops their abilities for thinking and doing research on language phenomena, and lays a theoretical foundation for their future study of some specific language and language teaching or language studies. The content of this course chiefly includes: the social function of language, the semiotic nature of language, phonetics and phonology, grammar, semantics and pragmatics, characters, language evolution, language contact and so on.