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授業題目	Vocabulary I: Understanding and Describing Vocabulary
授業の概要	We will begin by investigating the history of words in the English language. As we do this, we will look at types or aspects of words: meaning, syntax, collocation, spelling, pronunciation, register and variety. We will also look at issues relating to idioms, phrases and other multi-word units, word associations and culture, and special types of vocabulary such as slang or technical language. Finally, we will look at how dictionaries are made today, and how they show or illustrate different aspects of words.
学習の到達目標	One area of learner development will be the application of what we learn about English to Japanese. We will also learn through reading original academic texts in specialised areas.

授業計画	第１回	All about words
	第２回	Syntax and word grammar
	第３回	Collocation
	第４回	Frequency
	第５回	Spelling variation
	第６回	Pronunciation
	第７回	Register and variety
	第８回	Semantics
	第９回	Semantic word relations
	第１０回	Idioms, phrases and other multi-word units
	第１１回	Word associations and culture
	第１２回	Pragmatic aspects of vocabulary
	第１３回	Language change
	第１４回	The development of learner dictionaries
	第１５回	Corpora and dictionary-making

授業外学習の課題	This course will require weekly preparation for class, followed by focused reading passages or worksheets for each week's topic. Participants will also write a final research-based paper on one aspect of vocabulary. Around 4 hours per week.
履修上の注意事項	【対面授業を実施します】 We will have classes face to face, but will also use Google Classroom, Google Documents and other online tools for any on-demand classes. 英語英文学科で提供している科目については、公認欠席を含め、欠席はいかなる事情があっても４回までとします。 If possible, contact your teacher in advance if you will be absent.
成績評価の方法・基準	Students will be evaluated according to their performance in class activities (20%), reading reports (40%), and final research paper (20%). Feedback will be given on each part of their reports.
テキスト	Svartvik, J. & Leech, G. English: One tongue, many voices. (2nd edition)
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オフィスアワー及び質問・相談への対応	Please contact me with any questions you have. Email: ronald@alpha.shudo-u.ac.jp Feedback will be given on all written work.

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