Lecture 1 - Introduction of the Course Lecture 2 - What is linguistics? What is Language? Lecture 3 - Language and Arbitrariness, Language and Dialect Lecture 4 - E vs I Language, Language as a rule governed system Lecture 5 - Language Faculty, Language in Human Mind Lecture 6 - How do we learn language? Lecture 7 - Language Acquisition Lecture 8 - Innateness: Some Essential Concepts Lecture 9 - Structure of Language at the Level of Sounds Lecture 10 - Sounds (Vocal Apparatus) Lecture 11 - Places and Manners of Articulation Lecture 12 - Word Formation/Phonotactic Rules Lecture 13 - Rules of Word Formation (Singular-Plural) Lecture 14 - Sentence: An Introduction Lecture 15 - Making of a Sentence (Components) Lecture 16 - Grammaticality and Acceptability Lecture 17 - Subject and Verb in a Sentence Lecture 18 - Sentence: Objects and Verbs Lecture 19 - Phrase Structure Lecture 20 - X-Bar Theory Lecture 21 - Specifier and Complement Lecture 22 - Complements and Adjuncts Lecture 23 - VP Components Lecture 24 - Categorial Selections, Selectional Restrictions on verbs Lecture 25 - Thematic Relations Lecture 26 - Case Lecture 27 - Morphological and Abstract Case Lecture 28 - Structural Case Lecture 29 - Exceptional Case Marking Lecture 30 - Movement Lecture 31 - Motivations for Movement Lecture 32 - Questions and Movement Lecture 33 - Guest Lecture: Generative Grammar by Professor B. N. Patnaik Lecture 34 - Passives and NP Movement Lecture 35 - NP Movement and Raising Lecture 36 - Binding Theory and NP Interpretations Lecture 37 - Principles of Binding Theory Lecture 38 - Constraints on Movements Lecture 39 - Structure of Language and Negation Lecture 40 - Negation and Negative Polarity Items Lecture 41 - Structure, Language, Cognition and Pragmatics