230196 Language Contact in the History of English (S) (WiSe 2022/2023)
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In this seminar we will explore the complexity of contact-induced language change throughout the history of the English language and thus the role of language and dialect contact in the development of English and its numerous current varieties. We will take into consideration recent debates in contact linguistics, but will also draw on other related linguistic branches such as historical linguistics, variational linguistics, sociolinguistics, pidgin and creole studies, or language acquisition. Taking the English language as an example, this class will thus introduce students to the interesting field of contact linguistics and show them that the English language has been contact-derived from its very early history onwards.
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Subject assignments
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| 23-ANG-M-AngGM2 Grundmodul 2: Contact Zones and Intercultural Studies | GM 2.1 Languages in Contact | Study requirement
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| - | Graded examination | Student information | |
| 23-ANG-M-AngHM1_IAS Language and the Processes of Culture | The English Language in Context | Study requirement
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| - | Graded examination | Student information | |
| 23-LIN-MaTY Language Typology and Language Comparison / Lingüística comparada y tipología de idiomas | Sprachtyopologie und Sprachvergleich | Study requirement
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| Sprachtypologie und Sprachvergleich | Study requirement
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| Sprachtypologie und Sprachvergleich | Study requirement
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| - | Graded examination | Student information |
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