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Qualifications
The qualifications offered explore the rapidly changing field of language and its relevance to society. By studying in the School of Languages you will gain a deeper understanding of the nature of language and literature, and will learn about various ways of analysing different kinds of language and texts in context. Depending on…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/languages/subject-groups
Subject groups
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Language Technology
Only available on the Potchefstroom Campus Language technology is an interdisciplinary field that includes most subdisciplines of linguistics, as well as computational linguistics, natural language processing, computer science, mathematics, and statistics. When humans need to interact with computers in natural (human) language, the…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/vinco/tracking-creative-creatures-2007%25E2%2580%25932009
Tracking creative creatures (2007–2009)
Tracking creative creatures was an interdisciplinary exploration that originated from a need for research possibilities in the creative disciplines, specifically in visual arts and creative writing. The graphic works that formed the core of the project and that served as creative stimuli for the various artists originated in…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/vinco/untold-stories
Untold Stories
“Stories give flesh to the bare bones. Out of stories, we make culture, not from the bones of the dead, though the bones are the rationale for stories being told. Whereas in art, this impulse is clearer, science too is about telling certain stories. It is out of stories that we make society. Out of stories an individual constructs a…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/vinco/contact-us