Minor in Language and Linguistics

18-21 credit hours.

All courses are 3 credits unless noted. Credits are divided as follows:

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
Required Courses
9
PHIL 355Philosophy of Language
ANTH 203
        Introduction to Language and Culture       (cross listed as
      LNGS 203)		 
LNGS 301Language and Structure 

      Electives: select three
        9-12
ANTH 160Exploring Language (4 credits) 
ANTH 161Origins of Language (4 credits) 
ANTH 303Issues in Linguistic Anthropology 
ANTH 342Language and Gender 
ANTH 395Special Topics 
COMM 460Language and Social Interaction 
COMP 430Theory of Rhetoric 
FREN 301Current Idiomatic French 
FREN 483Structure of the French Language 
LNGS 110Exploring Language (4 credits) 
LNGS 111Origins of Language (4 credits) 
LNGS 302Language and Meaning 
LNGS 309History of the English Language 
LNGS 310American English Grammar 
LNGS 320Theories of Language 
LNGS 342Language and Gender 
LNGS 408Topics in Language as a Formal System 
LNGS 409Topics in Applied Linguistics 
LNGS 411Topics in Language and Cognition 
LNGS 412Topics in Language and Social Interaction 
PHIL 217Language and Symbolic Logic 
PHIL 373Metaphor 
SPAN 301Current Idiomatic Spanish 

Notes
  1.         At least 9 credits taken to satisfy this minor must be upper division.
  2. Tutorial and Special Topics courses may be used to satisfy the requirements         with approval of the adviser.
  3. The prerequisites for PHIL 355 are waived for students who have       declared the minor.