LING 3600
Linguistics and Literature
Language is the raw material of literature, and linguistics is the science of language. Students use linguistic tools to analyze how formal properties of literary texts contribute to their aesthetic effects, and explore linguistic concepts by applying them in their own literary scholarship and creative writing. Perspectives covered include structuralist, functionalist, and generative linguistic theories.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: Three (3) credit hours in ENGL or LING at the 1000 level; or permission of the course instructor(s).
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027