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Cards (153)

  • Phonetics - human speech sound
  • Phonology - Principles governing sound system, Rhyming sound
  • Morphology - Studies language structure from its morphic roots
  • Syntax - studies sentence structure as grammar
  • Semantics - studies the logic and meanings of words and phrases.
  • Pragmatics - the use of language and its effects on society.
  • PANINI of INDIA - Sanskrit sounds into consonants and vowels, nouns, and verbs.
  • Sibawayh - Documented the Arabic language by distinguishing all differences in sounds and phonemes.
  • Plato - He explored the meaning of words by looking into their history.
  • Ferdinand de Saussure - Father of Structural and Modern Linguistics
  • Ferdinand de Saussure - Structural linguistics
  • Structural linguistics - studies the language as a system of contrasts and equivalents
  • SAPIR and WHORF - They pioneered linguistic determinism
  • NOAM CHOMSKY - He espoused well-formed sentences as one of the central ideas of generative grammar
  • one of the central ideas of generative grammar - a linguistic theory which states that human beings are capable of forming and distinguishing well-formed sentences.
  • UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR - theory that all languages have an underlying universal structure within them that lends them to being cognitively grasped.
    1. Computational Linguistics - The study of how language can be computationally modeled, Google translate
  • Lexicography - The practice of collecting words and their meaning in systematic manner resembling the structure of a dictionary, Pronounciation
  • Confucius - Superior man( Humanness, righteousness, proper rite, knowledge, and integrity)
  • Hinduism and Buddhism - Focuses on self-awareness as a method of enlightenment.
  • HIPPOCRATES - Hippocratic Oath (doctor/medicine)
  • HIPPOCRATES - Father of Medicine
  • HIPPOCRATES - Theory of humors (Explaining behavior or personality)
  • HIPPOCRATES - made the Four foundation of personality
  • Sanguine - cheerful and active
  • Melancholic - sad
  • Choleric - angry and aggressive
  • Phlegmatic - calm and passive
  • IMAM-RAZI - Sentimental attachment to material objects could be a cause of mental illness when the object is lost or the person is separated from it.
  • IMAM-GHAZALI - Self is the essence of man and that self is the core from which personality arises.
  • Rene Descartes - Theorized the dualism of the mind and body.
  • Rene Descartes - I think therefore I am.
  • WILLIAM JAMES - Father of American Psychology
  • WILLIAM JAMES - Theory of selfMe and I
  • MAX WERTHEIMER - Father of Gestalt Psychology
  • SIGMUND FREUD - Father of Psychoanalysis
  • Free association - Technique that allows the patient to express him or herself through words free inhibitions, logic or even coherence
  • Transference - The ability of both the patient and the therapist to influence each other
  • Oedipus - son's sexual attitude towards his mother
  • Electra complex - girl's sexual attraction to her father