English World-Wide 23:2
[English World-Wide, 23:2] 2002. iv, 177
Publishing status: Available
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Table of Contents
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Can we watch regional dialects developing in colonial English? The case of New ZealandLaurie Bauer and Winifred Bauer | pp. 169–193
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First year of nations return to government of make you talk your own make I talk my own: Anglicism versus pidginization in news translations into Nigerian PidginDagmar Deuber | pp. 195–222
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Barbudan Creole English: Its history and some grammatical featuresMichael Aceto | pp. 223–250
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Either it isnt or its not: neg/aux contraction in British dialectsSali A. Tagliamonte and Jennifer Smith | pp. 251–281
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The Atlantic edge: The relationship between Irish English and Newfoundland EnglishRaymond Hickey | pp. 283–316
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Thomas Ricento. 2000. Ideology, Politics and Language Policies: Focus on EnglishReviewed by Thiru Kandiah | pp. 317–324
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Vincent B. Y. Ooi. 2001. Evolving Identities: The English Language in Singapore and MalaysiaReviewed by David Deterding | pp. 324–329
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John Algeo. 2001. English in North AmericaReviewed by Manfred Görlach | pp. 330–334
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Shorter Noticespp. 335–340
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Editors report 19982002pp. 341–345
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Publications receivedpp. 347–348
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Index to Volume 23pp. 349–350
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