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0020 	9:05-9:55a 	R
0021 	1:25-2:15p	R
0022 	9:05-9:55a	F
0023 	12:20-1:10p	F

A demonstration of how the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis embodies the
proposition that foreign languages are not simply elaborate codes
for English.  This course will bring alive the long-postponed
apologia for why we study a foreign language.  We will see how the
Sapir-Whorf hypothesis fits into daily life by highlighting the
contrasts in the categories of the native language and the “foreign”
language.