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    • Linguistics of Sign Languages . LING 229

    A comprehensive introduction to the linguistics of sign languages. Discussion of different theoretical and methodological approaches to investigating lexicons and grammars of sign languages, sociolinguistics of diverse signing communities, and practical, and ethical issues for conducting sign language research.

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    1, 2, 3

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    Graduate students only

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    Letters and science

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    HOU L Y
    Lynn Hou
    4.8
    4 reviews
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    SH 3519
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    12:30 PM - 13:45 PM
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    LING 229 Hou L Y Spring 2022 Total: 4
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    4.8
    LING137 . Hou L Y 1 Year, 2 Months Ago

    Very good informative lectures and the slides were always available to review. The interpreters sometimes make mistakes which can be confusing but overall a very good lecturer and a very good class. It's refreshing to take a class that actually succeeds at enhancing your knowledge of the subject!

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    LING137 . Hou L Y 2 Years Ago

    I was worried about this class because this class overlapped with my other class but SURPRISINGLY went well regardless. The teacher always seems open-minded about feedback which I believe is super cool of her. I had a complaint about an assignment but seems that they took more consideration (+1). My TA was super friendly and reasonable as well.

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    LING137 . Hou L Y 3 Years Ago

    Super caring, respected and knowledgeable. Gotta take her if you are interested in sign languages

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    LING138 . Hou L Y 4 Years Ago

    A very caring and nice professor. The content of class is intriguing, and the assignments are designed inspirational

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