English World-Wide 22:2
[English World-Wide, 22:2] 2001.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Atlantic, Pacific, and world-wide features in English-lexicon contact languagesPhilip Baker and Magnus Huber | pp. 157–208
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A profile of the Fiji English lexisJan Tent | pp. 209–245
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Language in post-colonial Hong Kong: The roles of English and Chinese in the public and private sectorsSteven Evans and Christopher Green | pp. 247–268
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A spectrographic analysis of vowel fronting in Bradford EnglishDominic Watt and Jennifer Tillotson | pp. 269–303
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Magnus Huber and Mikael Parkvall, eds.. 1999. Spreading the Word: The Issue of Diffusion Among the Atlantic CreolesIan F. Hancock | pp. 303–314
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Maria Lourdes S. Bautista, ed.. 1997. English Is an Asian Language: The Philippine Context. Proceedings of the Conference Held in Manila on August 2–3, 1996, Mark Newbrook, ed.. 1999. English Is an Asian Language: The Thai Context. Proceedings of the Conference Held in Bangkok on August 8–9, 1996 and Halimah Mohd Said and Ng Keat Siew, eds.. 2000. English Is an Asian Language: The Malaysian Context. Proceedings of the Conference Held in Kuala Lumpur on August 18–19, 1997Reviewed by Edgar W. Schneider | pp. 315–321
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Eddie Ronowicz and Colin Yallop, eds.. 1999. English: One Language, Different CulturesReviewed by Edgar W. Schneider | pp. 322–326
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William Labov. 2001. Principles of Linguistic ChangeSocial FactorsReviewed by Manfred Görlach | pp. 326–330
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Shorter noticespp. 331–344
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Publications receivedpp. 345–346
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