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INDEX TOPICS

LINGUISTICS AND TEACHING

PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

GRAMMAR: MORPHOLOGY

GRAMMAR: SYNTAX

TEXT TYPOLOGY & TEXT ANALYSIS

HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

BRITISH (+IRISH) LITERATURE & HISTORY

AMERICAN LITERATURE & HISTORY

CULTURE

LINGUISTICS AND TEACHING

PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

GRAMMAR: MORPHOLOGY

LINGUISTICS AND TEACHING

TEXT TYPOLOGY AND TEXT ANALYSIS

HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

BRITISH (+IRISH) LITERATURE & HISTORY

AMERICAN LITERATURE & HISTORY

CULTURE

1 - Didactic evolution of languages. current tendencies in the didactic of english as a foreign language. Communicative approaches.

2 - General theories about learning and acquisition of a foreign language. The concept of interlanguage.Error analysis

3 - The communication process. Language functions. Language in use. Negotiation of meaning.

4 - COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE. ANALYSIS OF ITS COMPONENTS.

5 - Oral communication. Elements and rules of speech. Routines and formulae. Strategies of oral communication.

6 - Written communication. Kinds of written texts. Structure and formal elements. Norms ruling written texts. Routines and formulae.

7 - Phonological system of the english language I: vowels. Phonetic symbols. Weak and strong forms. Diphthongs. Comparison with the language of your community.

8 - Phonological system of the english language II: consonants. Phonetic symbols. Comparison with the language of your community

9 - The phonological system of the english language III: stress, rhythm and intonation. Comparison with the language of your community

10 - The lexicon. Characteristics of word-formation in english. Prefixation, suffixation, composition

11 - The word as a linguistic sign. Homonymy – sinonymy – antonymy. ‘false friends’. Lexical creativity

12 - The concept of grammar: Reflection on language and learning.

13 - Expression of quantity

14 - Expression of quality. Degree and comparison

15 - MANNER, MEANS AND INSTRUMENT.

16 - EXPRESSION OF POSSESSION.

17 - Location iN space: place, direction and distance.

18 - Location in time: temporal relations. Frequency.

19 - TENSE, ASPECT AND MOOD.

20 - Auxiliary and modal verbs: Forms and functions.

21 - Infinitive and -ing forms. Their usesInfinitive and -ing forms. Their uses.

22 - ‘Multi – word verbs‘Multi – word verbs.

23 - Sentence structure in english: Affirmatives, questions, negatives and exclamations.

24 - Expression of assertion, emphasis and objection.

25 - Cause, result and purpose relations.

26 - Expression of doubt, condition, hypothesis and contrast.

27 - Passive voice: forms and functions.

28 - Macro-functions of language to express the commonest habitual communicative intentions: Establishing relationships; Asking for and giving information about things, people or actions; Expressing intellectual and emotional attitudes.

29 - Discourse analysis. Cohesion and coherence. anaphora and cataphora. connectors. Deixis.

30 - DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH.

31 - TEXT AND CONTEXT

32 - NARRATIVE TEXTS. STRUCTURE AND CHARACTERISTICS.

33 - DESCRIPTIVE TEXTS. STRUCTURE AND CHARACTERISTICS.

34 - ARGUMENTATIVE TEXTS. STRUCTURE AND CHARACTERISTICS.

35 - EXPLANATORY TEXTS. STRUCTURE AND CHARACTERISTICS.

36 - DIALOGICAL TEXTS. STRUCTURE AND CHARACTERISTICS.

37 - Literary language, lit. Genres & literary criticism

38 - Scientific, technologic, commercial and administrative english.

39 - Text-analysis strategies.

40 - COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES. DEFINITION AND TYPOLOGY

41 - The romanisation. The latin influence upon the english language. Loanwords and calques

42 - THE NORMAN CONQUEST.

43 - Oral medieval literature: the arthurian legend.

44 - Shakespeare’s life and world. Most representative works.

45 - Great britain in the XVIII century. Socio-economical development and political articulation. Cultural and technical activity. Great novelists of the period.

46 - Historic configuration of the united states: from independence to secession war. Reference novels: the scarlet letter and the red badge of courage.

47 - The industrial revolution in england; its influence as a model for historical transformation. Social and political changes through the literature of the period. charles dickens.

48 - Romanticism in great britain: novel and poetry.

49 - BRITISH COLONIAL EMPIRE. JOSEPH CONRAD AND RUDYARD KIPLING.

50 - The victorian novel.

51 - Oscar wilde and bernard shaw.

52 - The historic evolution of the united states: From a. Lincoln to f.d. Roosevelt.

53 - Novel, tale and poetry in the united states. H. Melville, e.a. poe and w. Whitman.

54 - Humour: mark twain. Henry james and cosmopolitanism.

55 - Lost generation: scott fitzgerald, john steinbeck and ernest hemingway. The narrative of william faulkner.

56 - Historical relations between Ireland and great britain. Irish aunthors: sean o’casey and james joyce.

57 - The united kingdom in the interwar period And during the second world war. Representative authors.

58 - Political, social and economic evolution of the united kingdom and ireland since 1945. Their presence in the european community. Literary panorama of this period in both countries.

59 - Political, social and economic evolution in the united states from 1945. Its significance in foreign affairs. Current literary panorama in the united states.

60 - Northamerican hard-boiled novels: Dashiell hammett and raymond chandler. Detective english novel: p.d. james.

61 - The influence of cinema in the spread of literary production in english language.

62 - The commonwealth. Cultural diversity. Development of linguistic varieties. Intercultural influences and manifestations. The novels of e. M. Forster, doris lessing and nadine gordimer.

63 - The british institutions. The parliament chambers. The government. Political parties and electoral system. The crown.

64 - American institutions. The constitution. Territorial organisation. The presedent. The congress. Political parties and the electoral system.

65 - The educational system in the anglo-saxon world.

66 - Cultural dimension of english in the present world. British english and american english. Presence of the english language in spain. Anglicisms.

67 - Ways of communication in the english language i: journalistic style. The press. Quality and yellow journalism.

68 - Ways of communication in the english language II: radio and television. Advertising in english speaking countries: linguistic and semiologic aspects.

69 - SOCIETY AND CULTURE. EMBLEMS AND STEREOTYPES.