TEXTBOOK
WEB SITE:
COURSE
SYLLABUS
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copy of the course syllabus for this course.
CLASS SCHEDULE AND IMPORTANT DATES
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list of assigned readings by week and examination dates.
EXAMS
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information regarding what will be covered on the next exam and an
answer key for previous exams.
LECTURE OUTLINES
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linked list outlines for each class. I suggest that you print out
the outline for each class prior to coming to class in order to
facilitate note taking.
VIDEOS
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linked list of the video handouts for videos that have been shown in
class so that you may print or save your own copy of these handouts.
EXTRA
CREDIT OPPORTUNIES AND POLICIES
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about how you may earn additional points for this class.
ADOBE
READER:
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webpage
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website.
Dr.
Judith Becker Bryant - USF faculty member and associate chair of
the Psychology Department whose research interests include the
following: Language Development, Pragmatics, Language and Social
Competence, and Family Influences.
Interactive Articulation
Alpha Dictionary: Dictionary of many of
the languages of the world with language translators
Praat:
Doing phonetics by computer
Humor and Ambiguity:
Spoonerisms
The Brain and Language
ANIMAL LANGUAGE SITES
Kanzi:
Bonobo or Pan paniscus , was born Oct 23, 1980.
http://www2.gsu.edu/~wwwlrc/biographies/kanzi.html
Biograpies of Apes at LRC
Alex Foundation: The
goal of The Alex Foundation is to support research
that will expand the base of knowledge establishing the cognitive and
communicative abilities of parrots as intelligent beings.
Please direct questions about this site to Christine Ruva ruva@luna.cas.usf.edu