Ementa: A disciplina tem por objetivo discutir situações de contato entre línguas e entre dialetos de uma mesma língua, e refletir sobre as consequências do contato para a variação e a mudança linguísticas.

Programa:
1. Contato entre línguas. Empréstimos, influência de substrato, code-switching.
2. Contato entre dialetos. Difusão, koinização, nivelamento, realocação, focalização.
3. Contato linguístico no Brasil.

Alunos especiais são bem vindos.

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Dodsworth, R. (2017) Migration and dialect contact. Annual Review of Linguistics 3, 331-346.
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Hickey, R. (2010) The Handbook of Language Contact. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell.
Milroy, L. (2002) Introduction: Mobility, contact and language change – working with contemporary speech communities. Journal of Sociolinguistics 6(1), 3-15.
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