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Linguistics
- What is Linguistics?
- Scientific study of Language
- Scientific study of Language
- What is Language?
- Characteristics of language
- Creativity
- Ability to produce new messages on
any topic at any time.
- Never heard of before - a sentence.
- Novel utterances.
- Ability to produce new messages on
any topic at any time.
- Arbitrariness
- No natural or intrinsic relationship
between the pronunciation and
meaning of a word.
- No natural or intrinsic relationship
between the pronunciation and
meaning of a word.
- Discreteness
- Letters and words can be rearranged to
form new words and sentences.
- Letters and words can be rearranged to
form new words and sentences.
- Displacement
- Ability to talk or sign about entities that are not related
to the present - but can relate the past, and express the
future.
- Ability to talk or sign about entities that are not related
to the present - but can relate the past, and express the
future.
- Creativity
- A system of symbols (spoken or signed) created and used by humans.
- Characteristics of language
- Linguistic knowledge
- Linguistic competence
- Grammar
- Phonetics
- Phonology
- Morphology
- The study of structure and content of word forms.
- The study of structure and content of word forms.
- Syntax
- Semantics
- The mental representation of a speaker's linguistic competence.
- Phonetics
- Grammar
- Linguistic performance
- The use of linguistic competence, how
you use what you have learned.
- The use of linguistic competence, how
you use what you have learned.
- Linguistic competence
- Interdisciplinary field of linguistics
- Neurolinguistics
- The study of the brain mechanisms that underlie
the acquisition.
- The study of the biological and
neural foundations of language.
- Anatomy of human brain
- Cerebrum
- Largest part of the brain.
- Associated with higher brain functions.
- Largest part of the brain.
- Cortex
- Decision-making
- Receives messages from sensory organs.
- Initiates voluntary actions
- Stores memories
- Decision-making
- Lateralisation
- Left hemisphere
- Analytic thought
- Reasoning
- Logic
- Science
- Language
- Mathematics
- Analytic thought
- Right hemisphere
- Intuition
- Creativity
- Facial recognition
- Art
- Music
- Emotions
- Intuition
- Left hemisphere
- Cerebrum
- The study of the brain mechanisms that underlie
the acquisition.
- Neurolinguistics
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