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III. Phonology
III. Phonology
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Verb structure and tone in Chiyao
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Al Mtenje
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Al
Mtenje
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On the reduced nasal phoneme of manding
On the reduced nasal phoneme of manding
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Jose Tourville
Tourville, Jose
Jose
Tourville
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IV. Language contact
IV. Language contact
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Language variation and change in pervasively multilingual societies
Language variation and change in pervasively multilingual societies
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Bantu languages
Bantu languages
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Eyamba G. Bokamba
Bokamba, Eyamba G.
Eyamba G.
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Building the frame in codeswitching
Building the frame in codeswitching
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evidence from Africa
evidence from Africa
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Carol Myers-Scotton
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Carol
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Phonological similarities between Sango and its base language
Phonological similarities between Sango and its base language
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is Sango a pidgin/creole or a koine?
is Sango a pidgin/creole or a koiné?
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Helma Pasch
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Can language plannign work? Theory versus practice in Africa
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Edmund B. Richmond
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Author index
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Language index
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Current Issues in Linguistic Theory
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Topics in African Linguistics
Topics in African Linguistics
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Salikoko S. Mufwene
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Lioba Moshi
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I. Morphosyntax
I. Morphosyntax
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Conceptual issues in the comparative study of the Bantu verb stem
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Larry M. Hyman
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Larry M.
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Ewe verbs in derivation and in periphrastic constructions
Ewe verbs in derivation and in periphrastic constructions
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Andrew S. Allen
Allen, Andrew S.
Andrew S.
Allen
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Les
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Les procédés répétitifs en kikongo
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le
redoublement et la reduplication
le redoublement et la réduplication
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Mwatha Musanji Ngalasso
Ngalasso, Mwatha Musanji
Mwatha Musanji
Ngalasso
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Clitic climbing in BAntu
Clitic climbing in BAntu
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Edmond Biloa
Biloa, Edmond
Edmond
Biloa
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10.1075/cilt.100.07law
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The
Yoruba serial verb construction
The Yoruba serial verb construction
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a
complex or simple sentence?
a complex or simple sentence?
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S. Adenike Lawal
Lawal, S. Adenike
S. Adenike
Lawal
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La
negation en gbaya `bodoe
La négation en gbaya ‘bodoe
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Paulette Roulon-Doko
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Paulette
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II. Semantics
II. Semantics
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Names and horofic pronouns in Gborbo Krahn
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Janet Bing
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Janet
Bing
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Luo names
Luo names
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reference and meaning
reference and meaning
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Ben G. Blount
Blount, Ben G.
Ben G.
Blount
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Time-stability
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the
case of adjectives in kiVunjo-Chaga
the case of adjectives in kiVunjo-Chaga
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Lioba Moshi
Moshi, Lioba
Lioba
Moshi
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On the typological character of property concepts in Emai
On the typological character of property concepts in Emai
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Ronald P. Schaefer
Schaefer, Ronald P.
Ronald P.
Schaefer
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Francis Oisaghaede Egbokhare
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Francis Oisaghaede
Egbokhare
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III. Phonology
III. Phonology
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Verb structure and tone in Chiyao
Verb structure and tone in Chiyao
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A01
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Al Mtenje
Mtenje, Al
Al
Mtenje
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On the reduced nasal phoneme of manding
On the reduced nasal phoneme of manding
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Jose Tourville
Tourville, Jose
Jose
Tourville
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IV. Language contact
IV. Language contact
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Language variation and change in pervasively multilingual societies
Language variation and change in pervasively multilingual societies
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Bantu languages
Bantu languages
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A01
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132043614
Eyamba G. Bokamba
Bokamba, Eyamba G.
Eyamba G.
Bokamba
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10.1075/cilt.100.19mye
253
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Building the frame in codeswitching
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evidence from Africa
evidence from Africa
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Carol Myers-Scotton
Myers-Scotton, Carol
Carol
Myers-Scotton
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10.1075/cilt.100.20pas
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Phonological similarities between Sango and its base language
Phonological similarities between Sango and its base language
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is Sango a pidgin/creole or a koine?
is Sango a pidgin/creole or a koiné?
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A01
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Helma Pasch
Pasch, Helma
Helma
Pasch
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10.1075/cilt.100.21ric
293
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Can language plannign work? Theory versus practice in Africa
Can language plannign work? Theory versus practice in Africa
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Edmund B. Richmond
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Edmund B.
Richmond
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Author index
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