Teaching in 2024-2025 Spring
IDB164 - Phonetics & Phonology I - Undergraduate
An introductory course on phonetics and phonology, aiming to provide students with a thorough understanding of phonetics and phonology by examining both the physical and mental aspects of language sounds.
IDB264 - Semantics I - Undergraduate
An introductory course on semantics, the study of meaning, aims to provide students with discussions about the semantics of the 20th century, drawing on concepts such as reference, mental representation, lexical relations, truth, and thematic roles.
IDB396 - Anthropological Linguistics - Undergraduate
This course introduces linguistic anthropology, the study of language within social and cultural contexts. It covers a range of topics, including the research processes employed in linguistic anthropology, language death and contact, language socialisation, the relationship between language and identity, gender, hip-hop, ideology, and music.
Past Semesters
- IDB115 – Language and Communication
- IDB116 – Languages of the World
- IDB153 – Grammatical Analysis
- IDB157 – Introduction to Linguistics
- IDB164 – Phonetics & Phonology I
- IDB215 – Research Methods
- IDB263 – Phonetics & Phonology II
- IDB264 – Semantics I
- IDB396 – Anthropological Linguistics
- IDB483 – Methods in Sociolinguistics
- IDB484 – Stylistics