English World-Wide

Volume 9, Issue 2 (1988)

1988.

Publishing status: Available
Published online on 17 July 2012

https://doi.org/10.1075/eww.9.2

Table of Contents

Articles
What Happened To Sociolinguistics? Ronald K.S. Macaulay	153–169
The Tag Question in British English: It's Different, I'N'It? John Algeo	171–191
The Shape of the Superstrate: Morphosyntactic Features of Ship English Guy Bailey and Garry Ross	193–212
On the Diversification in the Function of Deictic Markers: A Study of A, DA And Dem in the Jamaican Creole Noun Phrase Hubert Devonish and Jean-Charles Pochard	213–226
The Standardization of Nigerian Pidgin English Rebecca N. Agheyisi	227–241
Some Differences Between Spoken and Written Tok Pisin Suzanne Romaine	243–269
Solomons Pidgin Pronouns: A Further Look Roger M. Keesing	271–292
Summaries of Theses	293–311
Reviews
Review of Upton, Sanderson, Widdowson & Brophy (1987): Word Maps: A Dialect Atlas of England & Anderson (1987): A Structural Atlas of the English Dialects Reviewed by Andreas Fischer	313–318
Review of Upton, Sanderson, Widdowson & Brophy (1987): Word Maps: A Dialect Atlas of England & Anderson (1987): A Structural Atlas of the English Dialects Reviewed by Andreas Fischer	313–318
Review of Lougheed (1986): In Search of the Standard in Canadian English Reviewed by Manfred Görlach †	319–321
Review of Newbrook (1987): Aspects of the Syntax of Educated Singaporean English: Attitudes, Beliefs and Usage : Attitudes, Beliefs and Usage Reviewed by John Platt	322–324
Review of Rickford (1988): Sociolinguistics and Pidgin-Creole Studies Reviewed by Manfred Görlach †	324–327
Shorter Notices	329–356

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