Time Table Linguistics ELT II

TIME TABLE OF LINGUISTICS FOR ELT II

ODD SEMESTER IN 2012-2013 ACADEMIC YEAR

Lecturer: Dr. Rita Erlinda, M.Pd.

MEETING	DATE	TOPICS/SUB-TOPICS	SOURCES
I	September 4th, 2012	·      Learning Contract ·      Course Orientation	Lecturer
II	September 11th, 2012	The Dimension of Meanings 1.    Reference and Denotation 2.    Connotation 3.    Sense Relation 4.    Lexical and Grammatical meanings 5.    Morphemes 6.    Homonymy and Polysemy 7.    Lexical Ambiguity 8.    Sentence and Meaning 9.    Utterance meaning	1: 15, 21-26 2: 42-45; 3: 42-59
III-IV	September 18th, 2012 September 25th, 2012	Lexical Relation: Paradigmatic Relation (Inclusion) 1.   Hyponymy and Taxonymy 2.   Meronymy a.    Defining Meronymy b.    Characteristics of Meronymy c.    Close relatives of the part-whole relation	1:150-160 2: 85-87;      96-97 3: 92-99 4: 88-92,      136-155;         157-177
V	October 2nd  2012	Lexical Relation: Paradigmatic Relation (Inclusion) 3.   Synonymy a.    Propositional synonym b.    Cognitive synonym c.    Absolut synonym d.    Near synonym e.    Plesyonym	1:156-160 3: 96-99 4: 265-291
VI	October 9th, 2012	Lexical Relation: Paradigmatic Relation (Exclusion) 1.  Opposites a.    Complementaries b.    Antonymy c.    Directional Opposites -          Direction -          Antipodal -          Counterparts -          Reversives d.    Converses (Relational Opposites) -          Indirect converses -          Concruence variance and pseudo-opposites 2.  Metonymy	1:167-173;     211-214 2: 87-93 3:100-107 4: 197-242
VII	October 16th, 2012	UTS
MEETING	DATE	TOPICS/SUB-TOPICS	SOURCES
VIII	October 23th, 2012	Introduction to Pragmatics -     What is Pragmatics all about? -     A brief history of pragmatics -     Why do we need pragmatics? -     What use is pragmatics? -     A waste-basket? -     Context and Co-text	5: 1-8 8: 3-6 10: 3-15
IX	October 30th, 2012	Deixis -     Deictic vs., non-deictic expression -     Gestural vs., symbolic use of deictic expression -     Person Deixis -     Temporal (time) Deixis -     Spatial (Place) Deixis -     Social Deixis -     Discourse Deixis	1: 319-326 5: 132-172 6: 22-28 9: 19-27
X	November 6th, 2012	Presupposition -     What is presupposition? -     Properties of Presupposition -     Types of Presupposition -       Lexical Presupposition -       Structural Presupposition -       Existential presupposition -       Factive Presupposition -       Non-factive Presupposition -       Counter-factual Presupposition	5: 64-78 8: 25-34
XI	November 13th, 2012	Grice’s theory of conversational maxims -     Quantity Maxims -     Quality Maxims -     Relation Maxims -     Manner Maxims -     The Relationship between the speaker and the maxims -     Flouting Maxims -     Hedging maxims	5: 24-31 8: 36-39 9:37-42
XII	November 20th, 2012	Implicatures -     Conversational Implicatures -       Properties of Conversational Implicatures -          Context dependence -          Defeasibility/cancellability -          Non-detachability -          Calculability -       Generalized Implicatures -             Scalar Implicatures -             Particularized Implicatures -     Conventional Implicatures	1: 349-355 5: 23-58 8: 39-46 10: 99-106
XIII	November 27th, 2012	Speech Acts -     What is speech acts? -     Locutionary, perlocutionary and illocutionary acts -     Conditions for successful performance of speech acts -          Preparatory conditions -          Sincerity conditions -          Essential conditions -          Content condition -      Speech Acts Classifications -          Assertives/Representatives -          Directives -          Verdictive -          Commissive -          Expressive -          Declaratives/Performative -          Phatic Utterance -     Direct and Indirect Speech Acts	1: 331-345 3: 175-196 5: 93-125 8: 48-58 10: 109-151
XIV	December 4th, 2012	Politeness Principles and Maxims §  Politeness and interaction - negative and positive face - positive and negative politeness §  The Politeness Maxims -          The Tact maxim -          The Generosity Maxims -          The Praise Maxim -          The Modesty Maxim -          The Agreement Maxim -          The Sympathy Maxim -          The Consideration Maxim	1: 361-367 8: 59-69
XV		UAS

Sources:

1.        Cruse, Alan. 2000. Meaning in Language: An Introduction to Semantics and Pragmatics. Great Britain: Oxford University Press

2.        Lobner, Sebastian. 2002. Understanding Semantics. Great Britain: Oxford University Press

3.        Kreidler, Charles. W. 2001. Introducing English Semantics. Great Britain: TJ. International, Padstow, Cornwall

4.        Cruse, D.A. 1986. Lexical Semantics. Great Britain: Cambridge University Press.

5.        Huang, Yang. 2007. Pragmatics. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

6.        Cummings, Louis. 2005. Pragmatics: A Multiciplinary Perspective. Edinburg:  Edinburg University Press

7.        Cutting, Joan. 2002. Pragmatics and Discourse: A Resource Book for Students. London: Taylor and Francis Group.

8.        Yule, George. 1996. Pragmatics. New York: Oxford University Press

9.        Grundy, Peter. 1995. Doing Pragmatics. Great Britain: Edward Arnold.

10.    Mey, Jacob L. 1993. Pragmatics: An Introduction. USA: Blackwell Publisher