海盜語言學：什麼是語言中的「Roticity」？
在這一次性課程中，我們將研究電影中典型的海盜口音、英格蘭地區、1500 年代至 1800 年代之間的移民模式，以及整個英語世界的普遍發音。
Serena W, PhD
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包含什麼
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課堂經歷
This linguistics course will focus on rhoticity-- the pronunciation of /r/ in various dialects of English. We will begin by looking at the stereotypical pronunciation of R by Hollywood pirates, and where pirates between 1500-1800 came from, and compare the British accents of the same time period. We will also categorize varieties of English (Scottish, Irish, New Zealander, Australian, American, etc.) as rhotic or non-rhotic. If there is time, we will also try to discover the rule for why speakers from England sometimes pronounce the /r/ sound at the ends of words.
學習目標
Students will be able to define or describe rhoticity
Students will be able to articulate the origin of the stereotypical pirate accent from popular culture
Students will be able to describe general patterns in migration during the 1500s-1800s as they concern English speakers and pirates
Students will be able to classify varieties of English as rhotic or nonrhotic
Students will be able to recognize some characters of the International Phonetic Alphabet in order to understand phonetic transcription
Students will systematically discover the pattern for "linking R" in the speech of many Brits
其他詳情
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Students are encouraged to bring pencil/paper for solving a pattern-recognition problem.
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來源
We will look at dialect maps, historic maps, the consonant and vowel chart from the International Phonetic Association, and use an online keyboard for typing phonetic transcription (https://ipa.typeit.org/full/).
已加入 March, 2020
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教師專業知識和證書
PhD in Linguistics and bachelor's degree in Secondary Education
Experience working with high school students in linguistics on Outschool since 2020評論
一次性直播課程
US$25
每班單堂課
55 分鐘
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年齡: 13-18
1-12 每班學員人數
