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Butler University
Linguistics
Structure of language: phonology, morphology, lexicon, and syntax
Phoneme: minimal set of sounds used in a language to distinguish meaning
Morpheme: meaningful combination of phonemes, word
Lexicon: dictionary
Syntax: rules of order and grammar, arrangement of words into sentences carries part of the meaning
Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
the hypothesis: language structure affects perception and thinking
Metaphors We Live By (Lakoff and Johnson) : Metaphors are basic to human thinking
De Saussure
language and politics
Langue: formal language, learned in school
Parole: actual speech
Political function of language, marking class, ethnicity, etc.
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Elements of Hockey |
Insiders’ Term |
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Puck |
Biscuit |
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Goal/net |
Pipes |
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Penalty box |
sin bin |
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Hockey stick |
Twig |
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Helmet |
Bucket |
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Space between a goalie's leg pads |
Five hole |
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