Notes on Pidgins and Creoles

Here, at last are the notes on Pidgins and Creoles.

Enjoy!

Class Notes for October 09-16, 2024

Here are the notes for last week's and this week's lecture.

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Schedule and Bibliography and Office Hours

Here you can find the (provisional) schedule and bibliography for the elective course International Communication - International Languages.

Also,

Farris office hours:

Tuesday 15.00-16.00, 216B

Wednesday 15.00-16.00, 216B

Or by appointment (send me an email and we can work out a time).

Enjoy!

Big Update: (Almost) All materials so far!

 Here are (almost) all the materials so far.

First, the bibliography and (still provisional) schedule of topics.

Second, the  historical aspects of International Communication and a survey of the major languages of the world. Here is part one. and... Here is part two.

Third is some information about Swahili.

I'll add the presentation about Chinese later this week.

Enjoy!

Materials from Last Week's Lecture (Historical Aspects of International Communication)

 Here are the materials.

Enjoy!

Provisional Class Schedule and Bibliography

 Here is the class schedule (provisional) and bibliography.

Enjoy!

Welcome! Bonvenon!

You've found the blog for the class "International Languages and International Communication".

Things like notes and bibliographies and sometimes links will be posted here!

Esperanto as a Bridge Language

Here is the presentation on Esperanto as a bridge language.

Enjoy!

Bibliography and Learing Facility Effects of Esperanto

Here are two links:

The bibliography for the test:

Propaedeutic (making learning easier) effects of Esperanto.

See y'all Tuesday!

Notes on International English

Here are the notes for International English.

Enjoy!

Notes on lojban and Láadan

Here are the notes on lojban and Láadan.

Enjoy and Happy Easter!

Notes on Interlinguistics and Planned Languages

Here are the notes for Interlinguistics and Planned Languages.

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Scheduling information and notes on international communication

Here is a list of the topics scheduled (though the order might be changed slightly as the semester progresses).

Here are the notes from last week's lesson. The topic was historical and areal aspects of international communication.

Enjoy!

Pidgin and Creole Notes

Here are the notes for the March 05, 2019 lesson on Pidgins and Creoles.

enjoy!

Preliminary class bibliography

Here is a preliminary bibliography of resources for the topics covered in class. It will be supplemented and modified at a later date.



The bibliography appears after the jump (click where it says 'czytaj więcej').

Overdue links to notes

Here are intoductory notes on international communication.

Here are introductory notes on interlinguistics.

Here are intoductory notes on pidgins.

Office hours for the week of February 17-21, 2014

My office hours this week are as follows (nb either be in 209 or there will be a note there saying where I am)

Tuesday, February 18, 12.00-13.00

Thurday, February 20, 12.00-13.00

or by appointment (write me an email and we'll figure something out).

See you in class next week!

Office hours for February 10-14, 2014

Office hours for Michael Farris this week are as follows (nb either be in 209 or there will be a note there saying where I am)

Tuesday, February 11, 11.00-14.00

Wednesday, February 12, 11.00-13.00

or by appointment (write me an email and we'll figure something out).

Office hours for February 03-07, 2014

Sorry for not getting this onto the blog sooner, but I had very important business to attend to.

Anyhoo, my office hours this week are as follows (nb either be in 209 or there will be a note there saying where I am)

Tuesday, February 4, 12.30-13.30
Thursday, February 6, 14.00-15.00

or by appointment (write me an email and we'll figure something out).

Office hours next week will be announced by Sunday on this very blog.

Esperanto as a bridge between languages

Here are the notes for esperanto as a bridge between languages.