LING 167 - Multilingualism and Language Contact

3 units
Offers global and local perspectives on bi-/multilingualism, at the level of the individual (language acquisition, language choice, identity) and society (language ideologies and policies); explores varied social and linguistic outcomes of languages contact (pidgin and creole languages, code-switching, language shift).

Prerequisite(s): LING 101.
Grading: Graded

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