Spatial, anaphoric and temporal deixis in Hausa (Chadic/Afroasiatic): adverbs and demonstratives Philip J. Jaggar, Department of Africa, SOAS Standard Kano Hausa (northern Nigeria) has an elaborate four-term repertoire

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The relationship between Yangon Sign Language and spoken Burmese Justin Watkins SOAS The relationship between sign languages and spoken language is a complex one. The lexicon of signed languages includes items borrowed a

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Negative strategies in Eleme Oliver Bond SOAS In order to explicate the universal tendencies of negation in language, a handful of cross-linguistic studies have examined the morphosyntactic properties of negative const

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• Linguistics
• Logic
• Mathematics
• Logic programming
• Negation

  The  place  of  the  affix  in  the  morphology  of  Igbo  verbals   Godson  Echebima,  Language  Centre,  SOAS      

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• African people
• Africa
• Grammar
• Morphology
• Yoruba people

Phonological versus syntactic marking of focus in Bantu Nancy C. Kula Leiden University Centre for Linguistics (LUCL)/SOAS Focused constituents in Bantu generally tend to occur on the right periphery and are therefore as

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Argument structure in Goemai (a West Chadic language of Nigeria) Birgit Hellwig, Africa Department, SOAS Chadic languages are characterized through a system of verbal extensions that serve a number of different syntactic

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• Goemai language
• Language
• Africa
• Chadic languages
• Preposition and postposition
• Verb argument
• Angas–Gerka languages
• Languages of Nigeria
• West Chadic languages
• Linguistics

Complex verbs and clause combinations in Betta Kurumba Gail Coelho, ELAP, SOAS Betta Kurumba is a little-known South Dravidian language spoken by a group of 2000+ people living in the Nilgiri Mountains of southern India.

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Language Documentation and Linguistic Theory STYLE SHEET Department of Linguistics, SOAS 1. MARGINS, PAPER SIZE & FONT SIZE Paper size should be A4, with 3.5 cm margins on all sides (i.einches). Insert the page nu

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• Visual arts
• Languages of Europe
• Quotation mark
• HTML element
• Emphasis
• Quotation
• Letter case
• Apostrophe
• Quote
• Punctuation
• Typography
• Graphic design

CDPR Discussion PaperThe Expansion of Capital and Uneven Development on a World Scale By John Weeks

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• Marxism
• Sociology
• Social philosophy
• Economic ideologies
• Economic liberalism
• Capitalism
• Capitalist mode of production
• Capital accumulation
• Underdevelopment
• Marxist theory
• Economics
• Political economy

LANGUAGE ENTITLEMENT PROGRAMME (LEPLANGUAGE CENTRE COURSES TERM 2 APPLICATION FORM Please note that this language course does not count towards your SOAS degree

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• School of Oriental and African Studies
• Central Asian studies
• Association of Commonwealth Universities
• Group