LING 250
Fall 2022 All Classes
Credit: 3 hours.
The United States has a vast and varied linguistic landscape that has been shaped by a unique medley of peoples and cultural practices. From the colonization of North America to contemporary politics and popular culture, language has helped to connect us in many ways, and has also served as a tool for making and maintaining difference. This course explores issues of standardization, language maintenance, linguistic discrimination, identity formation, and many others to consider the ways "diversity" is not only a multiplicity of different histories, beliefs, and practices, but can also become a means of interpersonal prejudice and structural inequity.
This course satisfies the General Education Criteria in
Fall 2022 for:
| CRN | Type | Section | Time | Day | Location | Instructor | Section Details | |
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32039
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD1
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11:00AM
-11:50AM
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F
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G24 Foreign Languages Building
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Moore, B
Romaniuk, A Smalls, K |
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32046
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD2
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12:00PM
-12:50PM
|
F
|
1030 Foreign Languages Building
|
Moore, B
Romaniuk, A Smalls, K |
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|
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40577
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD3
|
11:00AM
-11:50AM
|
F
|
1030 Foreign Languages Building
|
Moore, B
Romaniuk, A Smalls, K |
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32049
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Lecture-Discussion
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AL1
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11:00AM
-11:50AM
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MW
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319 Gregory Hall
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Moore, B
Romaniuk, A Smalls, K |
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