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Course: ANTHRCUL 101, Fall 2010
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OF DEVELOPMENT HUMAN LANGUAGE WAS A LONG, GRADUAL PROCESS GREW OUT OF CALL SYSTEMS IMPORTANT FOR COMPLEX TOOL MANUFACTURE PROVIDED GREAT SELECTIVE ADVANTAGE LANGUAGE HAS STRUCTURE LINGER ANGER LING-GER ANG-GER MINGER THE STRIPED MINGER SEWERSIDE SUICIDE HYPERCORRECTION: CORRECTING A MISTAKE THAT ISN'T THERE PHONOLOGY: STUDY OF A SYSTEM OF DISTINCTIVE SOUNDS IN A LANGUAGE PHONEME: SMALLEST UNIT OF SOUND THAT...

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OF DEVELOPMENT HUMAN LANGUAGE WAS A LONG, GRADUAL PROCESS GREW OUT OF CALL SYSTEMS IMPORTANT FOR COMPLEX TOOL MANUFACTURE PROVIDED GREAT SELECTIVE ADVANTAGE LANGUAGE HAS STRUCTURE LINGER ANGER LING-GER ANG-GER MINGER THE STRIPED MINGER SEWERSIDE SUICIDE HYPERCORRECTION: CORRECTING A MISTAKE THAT ISN'T THERE PHONOLOGY: STUDY OF A SYSTEM OF DISTINCTIVE SOUNDS IN A LANGUAGE PHONEME: SMALLEST UNIT OF SOUND THAT INFLUENCES MEANING MERRY MARRY MARY SINGER HANGER STYLE SHIFTING: VARYING SPEECH IN DIFFERENT CONTEXTS EUPHEMISM: OF SUBSTITUTION AN INOFFENSIVE WORD FOR A MORE UNPLEASANT ONE CODE SWITCHING: SPEAKERS SHIFT FROM ONE LANGUAGE OR DIALECT TO ANOTHER PITCH TONAL LANGUAGES BN TL MORPHEME: SMALLEST UNIT HAVING A SPECIFIC MEANING TEACH TEACHER TEACH + ER TEACHERS TEACH+ ER + S CHARGOGGAGOGGMANCHAUGGAG-OGGCHAUBUNAGUNGAMAUGG SBOOK BOOSK BSOOK BOSOK BOOKS HELICOPTER HELICO (SPIRAL) + PTER (WING) SYNTAX: RULES OF WORD ORDER COLORLESS GREEN IDEAS SLEEP FURIOUSLY FURIOUSLY SLEEP IDEAS GREEN COLORLESS YOU MAY NEED SURGERY ON YOUR EYE
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