SEL 220 - Linguistics: Culture and Literacy (English)

3 Credit(s)

Studies language as a dynamic, evolving tool situated in cultural practice. Applies fundamental concepts of linguistics including syntax, phonology, morphology, and pragmatics to contemporary issues of literacy and learning. Topics include how language is acquired, how and why languages change over time, how technology and language influence one another, and how English functions as a language.

When Offered: Spring semester, odd-numbered years.
Liberal Arts Curriculum: Satisfies the Setonian Mission requirement.