230054 Mixed Languages and Language Mixing (S) (WiSe 2017/2018)

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Although there is no universally agreed definition of what precisely constitutes a mixed language, these languages are usually seen as being distinct from other types of contact languages, such as pidgins and creoles. In this class we will thus look at different types of contact languages and language contact phenomena (e.g. code-switching) at a more general plane before looking at more specific cases of (extreme) language mixing. This will also involve the analysis of multilingual text production in literature, music and elsewhere.

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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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23-ANG-M-AngHM1_IAS Language and the Processes of Culture Sprachliche Dynamik Study requirement
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The English Language in Context Study requirement
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23-ANG-M-HM1 Hauptmodul 1: The English Language and the Processes of Culture HM 1.1 The English Language in Context Study requirement
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Linguistik: Kommunikation, Kognition und Sprachtechnologie / Master (Enrollment until WiSe 19/20) 23-LIN-MaDY   3  
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This lecture is taught in english
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Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies
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