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Lecture 26 of 40Week 6: Language contact: reasons and effects & Discourse analysis

Lecture 1: Diglossia

Prof. Bidisha Som · IIT Guwahati

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  1. Lec 1: Introduction to the course; language as seen from sociological and linguistic perspective; Historical account of the social-origin theory of language. Video
  2. Lec 2:Role of society on language use and speakers: Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau Video
  3. Lec 3:Condillac, Vico and Herder Video
  4. Lec 4:Other modern scholars of the social-origin theory of language Video
  5. Lec 5:Some other domains: sociolinguistics, anthropological linguistics, ethnolinguistics, and pragmatics Video
  6. Lecture 1: What is language? How do languages and dialects get their labels? Video
  7. Lecture 2: Regional and social variation: case studies from various Indian languages. Video
  8. Lecture 3: Gender and age: key variables in language use and structure; role of underlying cultural construal. Video
  9. Lecture 4: Ethnicity and social network Video
  10. Lecture 5: Language change. Video
  11. Lecture 1: Style and register Video
  12. Lecture 2: Politeness strategies Video
  13. Lecture 3: Cross cultural communication; ethnographic accounts from different cultures Video
  14. Lecture 4: Performance of language: narratives and genres Video
  15. Lecture 5: Language and perception; social class and language, elaborate code vs restricted code Video
  16. Lecture 1: Language and Identities Video
  17. Lecture 2: Language attitude in multilingual communities Video
  18. Lecture 3: Language ideology Video
  19. Lecture 4: Language socialization Video
  20. Lecture 5: Case studies Video
  21. Lec-1: Different types of contact: social, political, economic Video
  22. Lec-2: Pidgins and creoles, post creole continuum Video
  23. Lec-3: Mixed languages: reasons, grammar and cultural significance. Video
  24. Lec-4: Bi/multilingualism: reasons and types; social VS individual bilingualism, impact of bilingualism, Code switchig vs Code mixing. Video
  25. Lec-5: Linguistic Area (Sprachbunds), India as a linguistic area Video
  26. Lecture 1: Diglossia Video
  27. Lecture 2: Language maintenance, shift: different forces of assimilation leading to shift in language loyalty. Video
  28. Lecture 3: Death and revitalization: repercussions of language death, language and cultural cognition; case studies of language revitalization and their impact. Video
  29. Lecture 4: Discourse analysis; conversation analysis Video
  30. Lecture 5: Critical discourse analysis Video
  31. Lecture 01: Language policy and planning​ Video
  32. Lecture 02: : Language in Mass communication Video
  33. Lecture 03: Language and Law Video
  34. Lecture 04: Discourse strategy used in Daily Communication Video
  35. Lecture 05: Sociolinguistics of Sign Languages Video
  36. Lecture 01: What is collective cognition? How is language related to collective cognition? Case studies and examples from different cultures. Video
  37. Lecture 02: Supracultural models Video
  38. Lecture 03: Social cognition in discourse Video
  39. Lecture 04: Cognitive sociolinguistics Video
  40. Lecture 05: Social neuroscience and language: new findings on the neural signatures of language and social practices. Video