Julien Couture Resource Centre

Votre panier est vide.
Banniere
Vue normale Vue MARC Vue ISBD

The Story of Human Language / John McWhorter ; The Teaching Company.

Par : McWhorter, John H, 1965- | Manhattan Institute.
Collaborateur(s) : The Teaching Company.
Collection : The Great Courses ; Literature and Language ; Linguistics. Éditeur : Chantilly, VA : The Teaching Company, 2004Édition : 1st ed.Description :6 DVDs (1080 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course Guidebook (201 p. : ill. ; 19 cm).Sujet(s) : Literature | Language | Linguistics | Historical Linguistics | Human HistoryRessources en ligne : Publisher's Website. | Check the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) catalog.
Dépouillement complet :
"Dr. John McWhorter, one of America's leading linguists and a frequent commentator on network television and National Public Radio, addresses these and other questions as he takes you on an in-depth, 36-lecture tour of the development of human language, showing how a single tongue spoken 150,000 years ago has evolved into the estimated 6,000 languages used around the world today." (Publisher's Website)
CONTENTS:
DISC 1 Lecture 1. What is Language? Lecture 2. When Language Began Lecture 3. How Language Changes - Sound Change Lecture 4. How Language Changes - Building New Material Lecture 5. How Language Changes - Meaning and Order Lecture 6. How Language Changes - Many Directions
DISC 2 Lecture 7. How Language Changes - Modern English Lecture 8. Language Families - Indo-European Lecture 9. Language Families - Tracing Indo-European Lecture 10. Language Families - Diversity of Structures Lecture 11. Language Families - Clues to the Past Lecture 12. The Case Against the World's First Language
DISC 3 Lecture 13. The Case For the World's First Language Lecture 14. Dialects - Subspecies of Species Lecture 15. Dialects - Where Do You Draw The Line? Lecture 16. Dialects - Two Tongues in One Mouth Lecture 17. Dialects - The Standard as Token of the Past Lecture 18. Dialects - Spoken Style, Written Style
DISC 4 Lecture 19. Dialects - The Fallacy of Blackboard Grammar Lecture 20. Language Mixture - Words Lecture 21. Language Mixture - Grammar Lecture 22. Language Mixture - Language Areas Lecture 23. Language Develops Beyond the Call of Duty Lecture 24. Language Interrupted
DISC 5 Lecture 25. A New Perspective on the Story of English Lecture 26. Does Culture Drive Language Change? Lecture 27. Language Starts Over - Pidgins Lecture 28. Language Starts Over - Creoles I Lecture 29. Language Starts Over - Creoles II Lecture 30. Language Starts Over - Signs of the New
DISC 6 Lecture 31. Language Starts Over - the Creole Continuum Lecture 32. What is Black English? Lecture 33. Language Death - The Problem Lecture 34. Language Death - Prognosis Lecture 35. Artificial Languages Lecture 36. Finale - Master Class
Portée et contenu : "Dr. John McWhorter, one of America's leading linguists and a frequent commentator on network television and National Public Radio, addresses these and other questions as he takes you on an in-depth, 36-lecture tour of the development of human language, showing how a single tongue spoken 150,000 years ago has evolved into the estimated 6,000 languages used around the world today." (Publisher's Website)Résumé analytique : DVD CONTENTS: DISC 1 Lecture 1. What is Language? Lecture 2. When Language Began Lecture 3. How Language Changes - Sound Change Lecture 4. How Language Changes - Building New Material Lecture 5. How Language Changes - Meaning and Order Lecture 6. How Language Changes - Many Directions DISC 2 Lecture 7. How Language Changes - Modern English Lecture 8. Language Families - Indo-European Lecture 9. Language Families - Tracing Indo-European Lecture 10. Language Families - Diversity of Structures Lecture 11. Language Families - Clues to the Past Lecture 12. The Case Against the World's First Language DISC 3 Lecture 13. The Case For the World's First Language Lecture 14. Dialects - Subspecies of Species Lecture 15. Dialects - Where Do You Draw The Line? Lecture 16. Dialects - Two Tongues in One Mouth Lecture 17. Dialects - The Standard as Token of the Past Lecture 18. Dialects - Spoken Style, Written Style DISC 4 Lecture 19. Dialects - The Fallacy of Blackboard Grammar Lecture 20. Language Mixture - Words Lecture 21. Language Mixture - Grammar Lecture 22. Language Mixture - Language Areas Lecture 23. Language Develops Beyond the Call of Duty Lecture 24. Language Interrupted DISC 5 Lecture 25. A New Perspective on the Story of English Lecture 26. Does Culture Drive Language Change? Lecture 27. Language Starts Over - Pidgins Lecture 28. Language Starts Over - Creoles I Lecture 29. Language Starts Over - Creoles II Lecture 30. Language Starts Over - Signs of the New DISC 6 Lecture 31. Language Starts Over - the Creole Continuum Lecture 32. What is Black English? Lecture 33. Language Death - The Problem Lecture 34. Language Death - Prognosis Lecture 35. Artificial Languages Lecture 36. Finale - Master ClassRésumé analytique : COURSE GUIDEBOOK CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION Professor Biography Course Scope LECTURE GUIDES Lecture 1: What is Language? Lecture 2: When Language Began Lecture 3: How Language Changes - Sound Change Lecture 4: How Language Changes - Building New Material Lecture 5: How Language Changes - Meaning and Order Lecture 6: How Language Changes - Many Directions Lecture 7: How Language Changes - Modern English Lecture 8: Language Families - Indo-European Lecture 9: Language Families - Tracing Indo-European Lecture 10: Language Families - Diversity of Structures Lecture 11: Language Families - Clues to the Past Lecture 12: The Case Against the World's First Language Lecture 13: The Case For the World's First Language Lecture 14: Dialects - Subspecies of Species Lecture 15: Dialects - Where Do You Draw The Line? Lecture 16: Dialects - Two Tongues in One Mouth Lecture 17: Dialects - The Standard as Token of the Past Lecture 18: Dialects - Spoken Style, Written Style Lecture 19: Dialects - The Fallacy of Blackboard Grammar Lecture 20: Language Mixture - Words Lecture 21: Language Mixture - Grammar Lecture 22: Language Mixture - Language Areas Lecture 23: Language Develops Beyond the Call of Duty Lecture 24: Language Interrupted Lecture 25: A New Perspective on the Story of English Lecture 26: Does Culture Drive Language Change? Lecture 27: Language Starts Over - Pidgins Lecture 28: Language Starts Over - Creoles I Lecture 29: Language Starts Over - Creoles II Lecture 30: Language Starts Over - Signs of the New Lecture 31: Language Starts Over - the Creole Continuum Lecture 32: What is Black English? Lecture 33: Language Death - The Problem Lecture 34: Language Death - Prognosis Lecture 35: Artificial Languages Lecture 36: Finale - Master Class SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL Language Maps Timeline Glossary Bibliography
Mots-clés de cette bibliothèque : Pas de mots-clés pour ce titre. Connectez-vous pour créer des mots-clés.
    Classement moyen: 0.0 (0 votes)
Type de document Site actuel Collection Cote Numéro de copie Statut Date d'échéance Code à barres
Matériaux mélangés Matériaux mélangés CR Julien-Couture RC (Learning)
General Stacks 		Non-fiction SPE GRE 3 (Parcourir l'étagère) 1 (1/6 DVD) Not For Loan A024043
Matériaux mélangés Matériaux mélangés CR Julien-Couture RC (Learning)
General Stacks 		Non-fiction SPE GRE 3 (Parcourir l'étagère) 1 (2/6 DVD) Not For Loan A024044
Matériaux mélangés Matériaux mélangés CR Julien-Couture RC (Learning)
General Stacks 		Non-fiction SPE GRE 3 (Parcourir l'étagère) 1 (3/6 DVD) Not For Loan A024045
Matériaux mélangés Matériaux mélangés CR Julien-Couture RC (Learning)
General Stacks 		Non-fiction SPE GRE 3 (Parcourir l'étagère) 1 (4/6 DVD) Not For Loan A024046
Matériaux mélangés Matériaux mélangés CR Julien-Couture RC (Learning)
General Stacks 		Non-fiction SPE GRE 3 (Parcourir l'étagère) 1 (5/6 DVD) Not For Loan A024047
Matériaux mélangés Matériaux mélangés CR Julien-Couture RC (Learning)
General Stacks 		Non-fiction SPE GRE 3 (Parcourir l'étagère) 1 (6/6 DVD) Not For Loan A024048
Matériaux mélangés Matériaux mélangés CR Julien-Couture RC (Learning)
General Stacks 		Non-fiction SPE GRE 3 (Parcourir l'étagère) 1 (Course Guidebook) Not For Loan A024042

Includes 36 x 30 min. lectures.
Also Includes Course Guidebook.

The Course Guidebook includes a glossary and bibliographical references.

"Dr. John McWhorter, one of America's leading linguists and a frequent commentator on network television and National Public Radio, addresses these and other questions as he takes you on an in-depth, 36-lecture tour of the development of human language, showing how a single tongue spoken 150,000 years ago has evolved into the estimated 6,000 languages used around the world today." (Publisher's Website)

CONTENTS:

DISC 1
Lecture 1. What is Language?
Lecture 2. When Language Began
Lecture 3. How Language Changes - Sound Change
Lecture 4. How Language Changes - Building New Material
Lecture 5. How Language Changes - Meaning and Order
Lecture 6. How Language Changes - Many Directions

DISC 2
Lecture 7. How Language Changes - Modern English
Lecture 8. Language Families - Indo-European
Lecture 9. Language Families - Tracing Indo-European
Lecture 10. Language Families - Diversity of Structures
Lecture 11. Language Families - Clues to the Past
Lecture 12. The Case Against the World's First Language

DISC 3
Lecture 13. The Case For the World's First Language
Lecture 14. Dialects - Subspecies of Species
Lecture 15. Dialects - Where Do You Draw The Line?
Lecture 16. Dialects - Two Tongues in One Mouth
Lecture 17. Dialects - The Standard as Token of the Past
Lecture 18. Dialects - Spoken Style, Written Style

DISC 4
Lecture 19. Dialects - The Fallacy of Blackboard Grammar
Lecture 20. Language Mixture - Words
Lecture 21. Language Mixture - Grammar
Lecture 22. Language Mixture - Language Areas
Lecture 23. Language Develops Beyond the Call of Duty
Lecture 24. Language Interrupted

DISC 5
Lecture 25. A New Perspective on the Story of English
Lecture 26. Does Culture Drive Language Change?
Lecture 27. Language Starts Over - Pidgins
Lecture 28. Language Starts Over - Creoles I
Lecture 29. Language Starts Over - Creoles II
Lecture 30. Language Starts Over - Signs of the New

DISC 6 Lecture 31. Language Starts Over - the Creole Continuum
Lecture 32. What is Black English?
Lecture 33. Language Death - The Problem
Lecture 34. Language Death - Prognosis
Lecture 35. Artificial Languages
Lecture 36. Finale - Master Class

"Dr. John McWhorter, one of America's leading linguists and a frequent commentator on network television and National Public Radio, addresses these and other questions as he takes you on an in-depth, 36-lecture tour of the development of human language, showing how a single tongue spoken 150,000 years ago has evolved into the estimated 6,000 languages used around the world today." (Publisher's Website)

DVD CONTENTS:

DISC 1
Lecture 1. What is Language?
Lecture 2. When Language Began
Lecture 3. How Language Changes - Sound Change
Lecture 4. How Language Changes - Building New Material
Lecture 5. How Language Changes - Meaning and Order
Lecture 6. How Language Changes - Many Directions

DISC 2
Lecture 7. How Language Changes - Modern English
Lecture 8. Language Families - Indo-European
Lecture 9. Language Families - Tracing Indo-European
Lecture 10. Language Families - Diversity of Structures
Lecture 11. Language Families - Clues to the Past
Lecture 12. The Case Against the World's First Language

DISC 3
Lecture 13. The Case For the World's First Language
Lecture 14. Dialects - Subspecies of Species
Lecture 15. Dialects - Where Do You Draw The Line?
Lecture 16. Dialects - Two Tongues in One Mouth
Lecture 17. Dialects - The Standard as Token of the Past
Lecture 18. Dialects - Spoken Style, Written Style

DISC 4
Lecture 19. Dialects - The Fallacy of Blackboard Grammar
Lecture 20. Language Mixture - Words
Lecture 21. Language Mixture - Grammar
Lecture 22. Language Mixture - Language Areas
Lecture 23. Language Develops Beyond the Call of Duty
Lecture 24. Language Interrupted

DISC 5
Lecture 25. A New Perspective on the Story of English
Lecture 26. Does Culture Drive Language Change?
Lecture 27. Language Starts Over - Pidgins
Lecture 28. Language Starts Over - Creoles I
Lecture 29. Language Starts Over - Creoles II
Lecture 30. Language Starts Over - Signs of the New

DISC 6
Lecture 31. Language Starts Over - the Creole Continuum
Lecture 32. What is Black English?
Lecture 33. Language Death - The Problem
Lecture 34. Language Death - Prognosis
Lecture 35. Artificial Languages
Lecture 36. Finale - Master Class

COURSE GUIDEBOOK CONTENTS:

INTRODUCTION
Professor Biography
Course Scope

LECTURE GUIDES
Lecture 1: What is Language?
Lecture 2: When Language Began
Lecture 3: How Language Changes - Sound Change
Lecture 4: How Language Changes - Building New Material
Lecture 5: How Language Changes - Meaning and Order
Lecture 6: How Language Changes - Many Directions
Lecture 7: How Language Changes - Modern English
Lecture 8: Language Families - Indo-European
Lecture 9: Language Families - Tracing Indo-European
Lecture 10: Language Families - Diversity of Structures
Lecture 11: Language Families - Clues to the Past
Lecture 12: The Case Against the World's First Language
Lecture 13: The Case For the World's First Language
Lecture 14: Dialects - Subspecies of Species
Lecture 15: Dialects - Where Do You Draw The Line?
Lecture 16: Dialects - Two Tongues in One Mouth
Lecture 17: Dialects - The Standard as Token of the Past
Lecture 18: Dialects - Spoken Style, Written Style
Lecture 19: Dialects - The Fallacy of Blackboard Grammar
Lecture 20: Language Mixture - Words
Lecture 21: Language Mixture - Grammar
Lecture 22: Language Mixture - Language Areas
Lecture 23: Language Develops Beyond the Call of Duty
Lecture 24: Language Interrupted
Lecture 25: A New Perspective on the Story of English
Lecture 26: Does Culture Drive Language Change?
Lecture 27: Language Starts Over - Pidgins
Lecture 28: Language Starts Over - Creoles I
Lecture 29: Language Starts Over - Creoles II
Lecture 30: Language Starts Over - Signs of the New
Lecture 31: Language Starts Over - the Creole Continuum
Lecture 32: What is Black English?
Lecture 33: Language Death - The Problem
Lecture 34: Language Death - Prognosis
Lecture 35: Artificial Languages
Lecture 36: Finale - Master Class

SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL
Language Maps
Timeline
Glossary
Bibliography

Not rated.

DVD, region 1.

Il n'y a pas de commentaire pour ce document.

Se connecter pour rédiger un commentaire.

Cliquez sur une image pour l'afficher dans la visionneuse d'image

Propulsé par Koha