SEM103 - Historical Semantics

In this E-Lecture, Prof. Handke outlines the basic methods and principles of historical semantics. He discusses the role of word etymologies, he defines the central mechanisms of semantic change and lists some examples of lexical change.

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The lecturers is absolutely full of incredible ingredients.
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Thanks so much. That was very helpful for me as I begin the study of linguistics.

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[@englishwithbatayneh5908]

That was informatic . You have mentioned analogy and reanslysis. Coukd you make a video about grammaticalization?

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[@onpoint2066]

Sir recently I'm studying F.R Palmer book of semantics ,in which I'm facing difficulties In terms of semantics relation with linguistics and semantics relation with other discipline.sir if you delivered any lecture on these two kindly mention them so I can learn and if u not delivere yet plz deliver as soon because I need this urgenlty .