Introduction to Linguistics and Theory of Communication

Sylabus

COURSE NOT OPEN IN THE SUMMER TERM 2011/12.

PLEASE SEE THE COURSE AZOV00014    

Erasmus course

Introduction to Linguistic and Theory of Communication - EN

Code: AZOV00002 3 ECTSMax. 20 students8 weeks / 2 hours per week

Tuesday: 10.50-12.25 (room 310 , 3rd floor, main building of Faculty of Arts)

Final assessment requirements: Regular attendance; only one absence allowed. In case of twounexcused absences, student must submit a paper (5 standard pages + references; inEnglish/French/Russian or Czech) to prof. Čeňková (guarantee of the modules) in order to obtain thecredits. Topic of the paper must be related to the module. More than two absences will result in a "fail"for the entire course. 18.10.2011:1) PhDr. Tomáš Duběda, PhD., [e-mail], [e-mail] TypologyPhonetic and phonological variability of European and non-European languages. Universals andtypology of sound structure. Foreign language acquisition from the phonetic point of view). 25.10.2011:2) Mgr. Jan Bičovský, [e-mail] as an Indo-European Language I. 1.11.2011:3) Mgr. Jan Bičovský, [e-mail] as an Indo-European Language II. 8.11.2011:4) Mgr. Jan Bičovský, [e-mail] as an Indo-European Language III. 15.11.2011:5) Mgr.Lucie Chlumská, [e-mail] and Corpus 22.11.2011:6) Mgr. Dominika Pospíšilová, ÚČJTK: [e-mail]'s understanding of ironyEverybody in the world uses ironic statements to speak one's mind. But what is irony and when do westart to understand it properly? There are several important moments in our mental development thatallows us to understand. But at the same time the development seems to be never-ending). 29.11.2011:7) Mgr. Jarmila Valková, [e-mail] important figures of Czech linguistic of 20th century. 6.12.20118) Mgr. Jarmila Valková, [e-mail] in practice: Contemporary figures of Czech communication education andrhetoric