A collection of notes and resources for the Introduction to Linguistics 2 (ITL2) course at IIIT Hyderabad.
- Semantics
- Pragmatics
- Discourse
- Week 1
- Lecture 1 (24 May, Monday)
- Introduction
- Motivation
- History
- Lecture 2 (26 May, Wednesday)
- Meaning
- The Modern Approach
- Lecture 3 (28 May, Friday)
- Types of Meaning (Conceptual, Connotative...
- Lecture 1 (24 May, Monday)
- Week 2
- Lecture 4 (31 May, Monday)
- ...Social, Affective, Collocative)
- Lecture 5 (02 June, Wednesday)
- Language as a Conceptual System
- Lecture 6 (04 June, Friday)
- Relativism
- Arguments against the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
- The Innateness Theory
- Relativism
- Lecture 4 (31 May, Monday)
- Week 3
- Lecture 7 (07 June, Monday)
- Relations
- Sense Relations – Words (Homonymy...
- Relations
- (09 June, Wednesday)
- PNCP – Semantics and Society
- (11 June, Friday)
- LG – Through the Language Glass: Language, Culture, Thought
- Lecture 7 (07 June, Monday)
- Week 4
- (14 June, Monday)
- WL – Linguistic Relativity
- WaG – Is Semantics Scientific?
- (16 June, Wednesday)
- WaG – Is Semantics Scientific? (contd.)
- P(P)L – Denotation, Sense and Reference
- Lecture 8 (18 June, Friday)
- Relations (contd.)
- ...Polysemy, Meaning Inclusion, Near Synonymy...
- Relations (contd.)
- (14 June, Monday)
- Week 5
- Lecture 9 (21 June, Monday)
- Relations (contd.)
- ...Near Synonymy (contd.), Hyponymy, Meronymy, Antonymy, Reverses, Converses)
- Relations (contd.)
- Lecture 10 (23 June, Wednesday)
- Relations (contd.)
- Sense Relations – Sentences (Synonymy, Entailment, Contradiction, Presupposition...
- Relations (contd.)
- Lecture 11 (25 June, Friday)
- Relations (contd.)
- ...Tautology, Anomaly)
- Sentence Structure
- Relations (contd.)
- Lecture 9 (21 June, Monday)
- Week 6
- Lecture 12 (28 June, Monday)
- Pragmatics
- Deixis
- Lecture 13 (30 June, Wednesday)
- Deixis (contd.)
- Lecture 14 (02 July, Friday)
- Deixis (contd.)
- Lecture 12 (28 June, Monday)
- Week 7
- Lecture 15 (05 July, Monday)
- Discourse as Context
- Discourse Topic
- Reference and Context
- Speech Acts
- Communicative Competence and Speech Acts
- Discourse as Context
- Lecture 16 (07 July, Wednesday)
- Speech Acts (contd.)
- Performatives and Constantives (contd.)
- Features and Types of Performatives
- Force
- Sentence Types
- Speech Acts (contd.)
- (09 July, Friday)
- IS – How to be Polite with Emojis: A Pragmatic Analysis of Face Work Strategies in an Online Learning Environment
- M – Pragmatic Functions of Code-Switching among Basque-Spanish Bilinguals
- Lecture 15 (05 July, Monday)
- Week 8
- (12 July, Monday)
- Cb – Topographical Deixis and Tani Languages
- (14 July, Wednesday)
- CFM – Colour and Kinship
- (16 July, Friday)
- SS – Cooking with Semantics
- (12 July, Monday)
- Week 9
- Lecture 17 (19 July, Monday)
- Speech Acts (contd.)
- Sentence Types (contd.)
- Categorising Speech Acts
- Conversational Implicature
- Literal Meaning vs Conveyed Meaning
- Advantages of Implicature
- Speech Acts (contd.)
- Lecture 18 (23 July, Friday)
- Conversational Implicature (contd.)
- Inference
- Co-reference
- Bridging Inference
- Grice's Maxims
- Inference
- Conversational Implicature (contd.)
- Lecture 17 (19 July, Monday)
- Week 10
- Lecture 19 (26 July, Monday)
- Entailment Problems
- Lecture 20 (28 July, Wednesday)
- Entailment and Presupposition
- Conversational Implicature (contd.)
- Grice's Maxims (contd.)
- Lecture 21 (30 July, Friday)
- Discourse Semantics
- Cohesive Relations
- Coreference
- Conjunctive Participle
- Discourse Semantics
- Lecture 19 (26 July, Monday)
The lectures can be found here.