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SEMESTER 4, Literature, Culture, Translation, Composition - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Consistency
      - Economy
      - Exhaustiveness
      - Empiricism
      - Identification
      - Classification
      - Observation
      - Description
  - - - Phonetics
      - Phonology
      - Morphology
      - Syntax
      - Semantics
    - - Sociolinguistics
      - Psycholinguistics
      - Neurolinguistics
      - Anthropological Linguistics
  - - - Pharaos/old Egyptian tradition
      - Middle Ages in Europe
      - Arabic tradition
      - Roman tradition
      - Greek tradition
      - Indian tradition
      - Babylonian tradition
      - Sumerian tradition
  - - - Generative Linguistics
      - Cognitive Linguistics
      - Functional Linguistics
      - Formal Semantics
      - Pragmatics
    - - Language Teaching and Learning
      - Language Assessment and Testing
      - Language Planning and Policy
      - Second Language Acquisition
      - Corpus Linguistics
      - Discourse Analysis
      - Sociolinguistics
      - Psycholinguistics
      - Neurolinguistics
      - Computational Linguistics
    - - Language change
      - Comparative Linguistics
      - Diachronic Linguistics
- - - - Negative Effects of Media
        
        Spread of misinformation
        
        Impact on mental health
        
        Violence and aggression
        
        Sexualization and objectification of women
        
        Addiction
      - Positive Effects of Media
        
        Improved Entertainment
        
        Enhanced Marketing and Advertising
        
        Increased connectivity
        
        Greater Awareness of Social Issues
        
        Improved Access to Information
  - - - Cultural Studies Approaches
      - Structuralist Approaches
      - Technological Approaches
    - - The Hypodermic Needle Theory
      - The Cultivation Theory
      - The Uses and Gratifications Theory
      - The Agenda-Setting Theory
    - - Intermediate
      - Advanced
      - Basic
- - - - Symbol of authority and democracy, used to call meetings and represent order.
    - - Symbol of reason and intelligence, used to start the signal fire and see clearly.
    - - Symbol of fear, the unknown, and the darkness within humanity.
    - - Symbol of hope, rescue, and civilization.
    - - Symbol of the darkness and corruption of human nature, represented through the decay and decay of the pig's head.
    - - Symbol of the isolation and lack of civilization, representing a microcosm of society and the primal nature of humanity.