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Language is described as....
a system of symbols and rules that enable us to communicate
Language is also used to express...
emotions, social interaction, recording facts or connecting with others
Phonology
The study of how sounds are organized (ex: bat vs pat"
Phonetics
the study of how sounds are physically produced (ex: how letters sound)
Pragmatics
the study of language given context and social cues (ex: phrase that has 2 diff meanings)
Morphology
the study of words and word formation (ex: adding "s" for plural)
Syntax
the study of word order (ex: grammatical rules, grammar structure)
Semantics
the study of meaning (ex: dog is interpreted not just as an animal, but related concepts such as barking or loyal"
Grammar
system of rules dictating how to combine units
Productivity
create new utterances/ messages (ex: acronym, using existing understanding of language to create new phrases)
Displacement
Communicating about things that are remote in time and space (ex: "i went to the beach last summer'
In what ways does language differ (3 ways)
meaning in changes in pitch, use of passive voice, whether nouns have grammatical gender
Orthography
Sounds, meaning, written appearance (ex: receive vs recieve .. letter pattern for spelling)
What did Noam Chomsky define language as.... (1960s)
an innate, biologically rooted human faculty rather than a learned behavior
Transformational Rules allow us to convert underlying, deep structure into...
the surface structure of a sentence (actual words spoken/ written)
Whorf Theory
Language emphasizes different aspects of reality which influence the way speakers think about the world
linguistic determinism
does language affect perception beyond experience
Discreteness
Built from small, distinct units that are separate from each other but can be recombined
Productivity
create and understand new messages
Phonemes
smallest unit of language that changes meaning of words (ex: bat vs pat)
Morphemes
smallest unit of language that carries meaning (ex: cat and cat (S)
Syntax