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Lecture 2: Morphology, Part 1

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Lecture 3: Morphology, Part 2

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Lecture 4: Morphology, Part 3

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Lecture 5: Phonetics, Part 1

1:10:11
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Lecture 6: Phonetics, Part 2

51:32
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Lecture 8: Phonology, Part 1

1:10:39
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Lecture 9: Phonology, Part 2

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Lecture 10: Phonology, Part 3 (24.900)

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Lecture 11: Syntax, Part 1 (24.900)

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Lecture 12: Syntax, Part 2 (24.900)

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Lecture 13: Syntax, Part 3 (24.900)

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Lecture 14: Syntax, Part 4 (24.900)

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Lecture 15: Syntax, Part 5 (24.900)

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Lecture 16: Syntax, Part 6 (24.900)

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Lecture 17: Syntax, Part 7, and Semantics, Part 1 (24.900)

1:15:45
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Lecture 18: Semantics, Part 2 (24.900)

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Lecture 19: Semantics, Part 3 (24.900)

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Lecture 20: Semantics, Part 4 (24.900)

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Lecture 21: Semantics, Part 5 (24.900)

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Lecture 22: Dialects (24.900)

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Lecture 23: Historical Linguistics (24.900)

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Lecture 24: Endangered Languages (24.900)

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Lecture 13: Syntax, Part 3 (24.900)

Norvin RichardsMIT

Professor

1:14:15·2023·introductory level

The session focuses on the intricate relations between verbs and other constituents within a sentence, analyzing how argument structure dictates grammatical dependencies.

PhilosophyVerb RelationsArgument StructureSyntactic DependenciesSentence Constituents

MIT 24.900 Introduction to Linguistics, Spring 2022

Instructor: Prof. Norvin W. Richards

View the complete course: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/24-900-introduction-to-linguistics-spring-2022/

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