Linguistics (FRE):
200-level mandatory courses initiate students into the analysis of contemporary French and its historical development. 300-level courses break the discipline of linguistic analysis into its chief component parts. 400-level courses initiate students to research in a variety of areas including formal linguistics, bilingualism, second language acquisition, and language contact. The actual content of most 400-level courses varies considerably according to the instructor. Students should consult the French Studies Undergraduate brochure for content specific to a given year.
The Department takes into account the quality of students' French as one of the criteria in the evaluation of assignments and examinations. A minimum of 20% of the grade will be allocated to this aspect of written assignments.
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FRE486H1F |
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FRE488H1S |
Special Topics in Advanced Linguistics I: Sounds and Computers |
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FRE 489H1F |
Special Topics in Advanced Linguistics II: Syntax-Phonology Interface |
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JFG388H1F |
Bilingualism, Multilingualism and Second Language Acquisition |
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The following courses are not offered in 2022-2023 |
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FRE487H1F |
Advanced Topics in Bilingualism and L2 Acquisition: Linguistic Profile of Language Learners |