Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages 13:2
[Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, 13:2] 1998.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Substrate influence in creole formation: The origin of give-type serial verb constructions in the Surinamese Plantation CreoleBettina Migge | pp. 215–266
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Parallels between vowel subsystems of African American Vernacular English and Caribbean Anglophone CreolesErik R. Thomas and Guy Bailey | pp. 267–296
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Tone and stress in Papiamentu: The contribution of a constraint-based analysis to the problem of creole genesisYolanda Rivera-Castillo | pp. 297–334
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The syntax of some locative expressions in Sranan: Preposition, postposition, or noun?Ingo Plag | pp. 335–354
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How creoloid can you get?Peter Mühlhäusler | pp. 355–371
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Jones E. Mondesir, September 19, 1915 – November 17, 1996Jeffrey H. Allen | pp. 373–375
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Natalie Operstein: Was Lingua Franca ever creolized?pp. 377–380
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A grammar of Berbice Dutch Creole, by Silvia KouwenbergReviewed by Salikoko S. Mufwene | pp. 381–389
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Criolisches Wörterbuch, by Christian Georg Andreas Oldendorp, edited by Peter SteinReviewed by Jacques Arends | pp. 389–394
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The genesis of a language: The formation and development of Korlai Portuguese, by J. Clancy ClementsReviewed by Thomas Stolz | pp. 394–399
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Lengua y cultura en el Caribe hispánico: Actas de una sección del Congreso de la Asociación de Hispanistas Alemanes celebrado en Augsburgo, 4–7 de marzo de 1993, edited by Jens Lüdtke and Matthias PerlReviewed by Thomas B. Morton | pp. 399–403
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The step-tongue: Children's English in Singapore, by Anthea Fraser GuptaReviewed by Fredric Field | pp. 403–408
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Language reclamation: French creole teaching in the UK and the Caribbean, by Hubisi NwenmelyReviewed by Jeffrey H. Allen | pp. 409–415
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