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Laurea magistrale in Linguistics - Enrollment from 2025/2026The Study Plan includes all modules, teaching and learning activities that each student will need to undertake during their time at the University.
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Comparative germanic syntax - PART II (2022/2023)
Teaching code
4S009722
Teacher
Credits
3
Language
English
Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)
L-LIN/14 - LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION - GERMAN
Period
2 B dal Apr 12, 2023 al May 27, 2023.
Program
The second part of the course will focus on the methodological issues surrounding comparative linguistic research, considering non-standard languages and variation, and the critical evaluation of linguistic sources. It aims to teach students how to apply a comparative analysis to relevant topics, e.g. pronominal paradigms or verb clusters, using German and related languages, e.g. Dutch, English, Scandinavian (Frisian, Afrikaans), with an additional focus on dialectal variation, e.g. Tyrolean, and minority languages, e.g. Cimbrian, Mòcheno. It aims to highlight the issues surrounding the analysis of minority languages and dialect varieties in comparison to standardized majority languages, e.g. High German, and focus on the practical considerations during data collection and analysis. Students will be introduced to a variety of existing linguistic resources, e.g. online databases like VinKo, to use as the basis for conducting linguistic research.
Bibliography
Didactic methods
Classes will be held in English.
Learning assessment procedures
The final examination consists in a 15-minute presentation of a research proposal chosen from a list of possible topics (presentation day). Students are required to present comparative syntax research on German and other Germanic languages or their native language. Alternatively, students might want to hand in a short paper (~10 pages), which will be evaluated by both professors. Papers are due at least 2 weeks in advance the exam sessions.
Evaluation criteria
The final mark is agreed upon by both professors and evaluates the overall performance.
Exam language
English