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Language, Culture, and Cognition - INDG3850 / LING3850

Does the language we speak affect the way we think? How are cultural understandings reflected in linguistic form? Are the limits of your language the limits of our world? These questions have along history of inquiry within linguistics and anthropology. Ranging over topics from linguistic relativity to the linguistics of narratives, this course addresses the complex interconnections between language, culture and cognition within the theoretical framework of Cognitive Linguistics.

Prerequisites: LING2300 and LING2600

Monday | Wednesday
1:30 - 2:45 p.m.
Room W428
Instructor: Dr. Conor Snoek