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CLAS 2010

The Nature of the English Vocabulary
Credit Hours:
3
Level:
Undergraduate

The nature and composition of the English vocabulary, with particular attention to Greek and Latin elements, and its development among diverse cultures and societies; techniques of morphological analysis, allomorphy, derivational morphology, formal and semantic change, and Indo-European etymology.

Cross-listed with LING 2010.

Semester Offered:
Fall
Summer
Course Type:
Classical Culture

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