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KEMENTERIAN PENDIDIKAN NASIONAL UNIVERSITAS NEGERI YOGYAKARTA

FAKULTAS BAHASA DAN SENI JURUSAN PENDIDIKAN BAHASA INGGRIS

SILABUS

No. SIL/PBI/50 Revisi : 00 Tgl : 12 September

2011 Hal 1 dari 3

Nama & Kode Mata Kuliah : Sociolinguistics / ING 227

SKS : ( 2 ) T 1 SKS; P 1 SKS; L 0 SKS

Semester : 5

Dosen Pengampu : Siti Sudartini

I. Deskripsi Mata Kuliah

Sociolinguistics is aimed at developing the linguistic awareness of the students, giving knowledge on language functions and how they influence the speakers, developing the students’ understanding on language varieties in their own society as well as others’, and developing the students’ abilities in interpreting other people’s speech. This course deals with the following topics: 1) The Role of Sociolinguistics in Language Teaching, 2) Language and Society, 3) Language, Dialects, and Varieties, 4) Linguistic Varieties in Multilingual Nations, 5) Language Choice in Multilingual Communities (including Diglossia, Bilingual-ism, MultilingualBilingual-ism, Interference, Choice, Switching, and Code-Mixing), 6) Style, Context, and Register, 7) Language and Sex, 8) Language and Change, 9) Language and Culture, 10) Solidarity and Politeness, and 11) Language Attitude. The class activities cover presentations and discussions, analysis on language phenomena in real socio-cultural contexts, and lectures. The evaluation will be based on the students’ participation on presentations and discussions, assignments, mini-projects, a mid-semester test, and a final exa-mination.

II. Uraian Silabus

TM Standar

Kompetensi

Kompetensi Dasar

Materi Pokok Sumber Bahan

1 - - Orientasi.

2 Developing the linguistic

awareness of the students

The Role of Sociolinguistics in Language Teaching

-Janet Holmes .1992.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Longman.

-Rajend Mesthrie, Joan Swann,Ana Deumert and William L.

Leap.2009.Introducing Sociolinguistics.

Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 3 Giving

knowledge on language

Language and Society

-Janet Holmes.1992. An Introduction to

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functions and how they influence the speakers Longman. -Ronald Wardhaugh.2006. An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

4 idem Language,

Dialects, and Varieties,

Ronald Wardhaugh.2006. An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd. 5 Developing the

students’ understanding on language varieties in their own society as well as others’,

Linguistic Varieties in Multilingual Nations

-Janet Holmes.1992. An Introduction to Sociolinguistics.London: Longman. - Ronald Wardhaugh.2006.An Introduction to Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

6-7 idem Language

Choice in Multilingual Communities (including Diglossia, Bilingualism, Multilingualism, Interference, Code-Choice, Code-Switching, and Code-Mixing) -Janet Holmes.1992.An Introduction to Sociolinguistics.London: Longman. - Ronald Wardhaugh.2006.An Introduction to Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd. - Rajend Mesthrie, Joan

Swann,Ana Deumert and William L.

Leap.2009.Introducing Sociolinguistics.Edinburg h: Edinburgh University Press.

8 - - MIDTEST

9 Developing the students’ abilities in interpreting other people’s speech. Style, Context, and Register

-Janet Holmes.1992.An Introduction to Sociolinguistics.London: Longman. - Ronald Wardhaugh.2006.An Introduction to Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

10 idem Regional and

Social Dialects

Janet Holmes.1992. An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Longman.

11 idem Language and

Sex

-Janet Holmes.1992.An Introduction to

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- Ronald

Wardhaugh.2006.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

12 idem Language

Change

- Rajend Mesthrie, Joan Swann,Ana Deumert and William L. Leap.2009. Introducing

Sociolinguistics.

Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. - Ronald

Wardhaugh.2006.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

13 Idem Language and

Culture

- Ronald

Wardhaugh.2006.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd. -Janet Holmes.1992.An

Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Longman.

14 Idem Solidarity and

Politeness

-Janet Holmes.1992.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Longman.

- Ronald

Wardhaugh.2006.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

15 Idem - Language

Attitude and Applications

Janet Holmes.1992.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Longman.

16 idem Conclusion:

Sociolinguistic Competence

Janet Holmes.1992.An Introduction to

Sociolinguistics.London: Longman.

III. Referensi/ Sumber Bahan

A. Wajib :

1. Janet Holmes .1992.An Introduction to Sociolinguistics.London: Longman. 2. Ronald Wardhaugh.2006. An Introduction to Sociolinguistics. London: Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

B. Anjuran :

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2. Miriam Meyerhoff(2006). Introducing Sociolinguistics, New York: Routledge.

IV. Evaluasi

The following components will be considered to determine the students’ achievement: 1. Class Participation &Discussion : 15%

2. Assignments and mini-projects : 20%

3. Mid-semester test : 30%

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