This course is designed to enrich students understanding of the intricate relationship between language and society. Sociolinguistics explores how language varies across different social contexts, reflecting aspects such as culture, identity, power, and community. Students will delve into critical questions about language use, such as why people speak differently across regions, how social class influences language, and the role gender plays in communication. Through engaging lectures, collaborative discussions, and practical assignments, this module will equip students with the analytical tools needed to examine language as a social phenomenon. Students will also have the opportunity to explore contemporary issues such as language policy, bilingualism, and the impact of digital communication on linguistic practices.
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