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This course shall give insight in pragmatic and narrative development, specifically in early narrative competence (of preschoolers), the implications of such a competence for school learning and literate linguistic abilities; furthermore, the necessity and the methods of the clinical testing of narrative competence will be discussed, as well as the faculties of adults and of children in general, but also of children with specific language impairment, of children (or teens) with genetic syndromes, of children with complex linguistic background (twins, bilingualism, migration).
From 1;00 to 3;00, children develop the basic traits of the grammar of their target language, but their pragmatic competence and rhetorical ability is still limited; at 3;00, children still need 'scaffolding' (by caretakes) in order to tell a story. A story needs two kinds of evaluation, a reason to be told; there is a setting, a complication, a solution. Actants need to be introduced properly and referenced correctly (e.g., with anaphorical pronouns); a coherent textworld must be construed. Story-telling is thus a precursor of decontextualized language use and a prerequisite for language learning at school. Children from lower social background and children with migrant background often lack the opportunity to acquire such competences resulting in problems at school. Therefore, testing such competences and possible early intervention are important aspects for clinical linguistics, although this is more complex than testing phonology and grammar. This class will cover the range of pragmatic development from birth until school age and will focus specifically on the development of narrative competence at age 03;00-06;00.
BA i lingvistik eller anden grundlæggende viden om lingvistiske strukturer og sprogbrugsanalyse.
Ralf Vollmann (University of Graz, Austria)
Undervisningen består af en kombination af underviserens forelæsninger, studerendes oplæg og diskussioner.
Studerende forventes at deltage aktivt i undervisningen med tilkendegivelse af overvejelser gjort i forbindelse med læsning, holde oplæg, og deltage regelmæssigt i uformelle diskussioner om behandling af grammatiske fænomener.
Due to the time structure of this class (1 week), the teacher will shortly present the main topics, discuss the exposés for the student papers, and then give more time to finish the papers. These will be commented, then corrected by the students, the final version being sent before the deadline.
Students are asked to join http://kfulinguistics.ning.com/ , the group 'PS-ARHUS'
Engelsk
Literature (notice that these are just the first three references; the complete list can be found in the First Class conference for this course in 'LIN Studier' in August 2010)
Antinucci, Francesco & Ruth Miller 1976: How children talk about what happened. In: Journal of Child Language 3. pp. 167-189.
Bamberg, M. und Damrad-Fyre, R. (1991): On the ability to provide evaluative comments: further explorations of children's narrative competencies. in: Journal of Child Language 18: 689-710.
Bamberg, Michael 1987: The Acquisition of Narratives. Learning to Use Language . Berlin, New York, Amsterdam: Mouton de Gruyter.
Eksamen kan afvikles på to måder:
A. En skriftlig opgave på max. 20 sider om et emne relateret til disciplinen
B. Et konkret produkt, eller en synopsis til produktet, f.eks en ordbog, en sprogplan, et udstillingsforslag.
Emnet aftales i samråd med vejleder. Både opgaven og projektet kan laves i samarbejde med andre studerende, dog således at alle dele af opgaven, undtagen problemformulering og konklusion, kan gøres til genstand for individuel bedømmelse. Max. 3 studerende i gruppen.
