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Lecture 2: Morphology, Part 1

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Lecture 3: Morphology, Part 2

1:08:27
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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

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Lecture 8: Phonology, Part 1

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

1:12:19
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Lecture 10: Phonology, Part 3 (24.900)

1:06:58
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Lecture 11: Syntax, Part 1 (24.900)

1:16:08
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Lecture 12: Syntax, Part 2 (24.900)

1:10:50
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Lecture 13: Syntax, Part 3 (24.900)

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Lecture 14: Syntax, Part 4 (24.900)

1:18:37
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Lecture 15: Syntax, Part 5 (24.900)

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Lecture 16: Syntax, Part 6 (24.900)

1:16:41
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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 24: Endangered Languages (24.900)

Norvin RichardsMIT

Professor

1:00:01·2023·introductory level

This session details the revitalization efforts for the Wampanoag language and explores methods of reconstructing extinct language grammars through historical documentation.

PhilosophyHistoryEndangered LanguagesLanguage RevitalizationWampanoag LanguageHistorical Reconstruction

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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Lecture 23: Historical Linguistics (24.900)

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