This is an introductory course that provides an enlightening view of how historical events in England have affected and caused changes in the English language throughout different periods. First, the course reviews the political, social, and intellectual factors that have determined the development of the language and closely looks into its internal structure in each period. Second, it focuses on the genetic hypothesis (the discovery of Sanskrit and the Proto-Indo-European family), sound laws, and loanwords.
 

This introductory course explores the fields of phonetics and phonology. It starts with a look at the human vocal tract and its work mechanism. Students then learn to describe and classify speech sounds based on their place and manner of articulation and voicing. Next, they are trained to transcribe English words using IPA. After that, students are introduced to phoneme theory.  They explore the relationship between phonemes and allophones as well as types of distribution.

عملي التلوث

الاحد الثلاثاء\ ١-٣

المراجع : 

- فن الخبر                                                           د.محمود أدهم
-  الأخبار الصحفية                                               د.لطفي ناصف
 

الاحد الاثنين الثلاثاء\ ٣-٥ 

المرجع :أ.د. علي بن شويل القرني ، الإعلام الجديد: من الصحافة التقليدية الى الإعلام الاجتماعي وصحافة المواطن، الرياض (1432، 2011)