Functional Morphology of Russian
Course code
SKS6402.HT
old course code
Course title in Estonian
Vene keele funktsionaalne morfoloogia
Course title in English
Functional Morphology of Russian
ECTS credits
6.0
Assessment form
Examination
lecturer of 2024/2025 Autumn semester
Inna Adamson (language of instruction: Russian)
lecturer of 2024/2025 Spring semester
Not opened for teaching. Click the study programme link below to see the nominal division schedule.
Course aims
- To develope skills to use Russian functional grammar approaches.
- To support developing skills for autonomous analysis in morphology with modern research methods.
- To motivate comparative analysis of morphological categories in different languages.
- To support developing skills for autonomous analysis in morphology with modern research methods.
- To motivate comparative analysis of morphological categories in different languages.
Brief description of the course
Basic terms of Russian functional grammar, functional morphology trends. Structure of word-form. Word classes and their characteristics. Concepr of morphological category. Case, tense, aspect, mood, mode. Morphological categories in different languages comparative aspect. Lectures deal with theoretical questions, practical classes are meant for specific language units.
Learning outcomes in the course
Upon completing the course the student:
- knows principles and trends of Russian functional grammar;
- knows major ideas of Russian morphology description;
- gets bearings in study and research literature on the topic and knows classical research works;
- is able to analyse linguistic terms using modern morphological methods;
- is able to draw conclusions on different languages using functional morphology research methods.
- knows principles and trends of Russian functional grammar;
- knows major ideas of Russian morphology description;
- gets bearings in study and research literature on the topic and knows classical research works;
- is able to analyse linguistic terms using modern morphological methods;
- is able to draw conclusions on different languages using functional morphology research methods.
Teacher
Inna Adamson
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