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2016 / 2017Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

Languages in Contact: The High Stakes of Grammatical Border-Crossing

GRS LX 645

Credits:
4

Examines the mechanisms and outcomes of language contact by surveying cases around the globe from the past and present. Topics include lexical-borrowing, code-switching, pidgins and creoles, language death, and the emergence of entirely new language systems. This course cannot be taken for credit in addition to the course with the same title that was previously numbered CAS LX 515.

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