"Having" and "Being" across Languages

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(CASLX250) or consent of instructor. - Languages differ startlingly in how they express the apparently basic concepts of "possession" and "essence". Students explore this variety and its implications, addressing fundamental questions about linguistic relativism, language universals, and the relationship between structure and meaning. Also offered as GRS LX 617. This course cannot be taken for credit in addition to the course with the same title that was previously numbered CAS LX 517→CAS LX 317→unlocks 0 courses

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