Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages

Volume 14, Issue 2 (1999)

1999.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/jpcl.14.2

Table of Contents

The Role of Relexification in Creole Genesis John S. Lumsden	225–258
Passive in Jamaican Creole: Phonetically Empty But Syntactically Active Darlene LaCharité and Jean Wellington	259–283
Verse Analysis and the Nature of Creole Discourse: Universals and Substrata Hirokuni Masuda	285–337
COLUMN
Exploring the Missionary Position Peter Mühlhäusler	339–346
SHORT NOTES
The Creolist Archives Mikael Parkvall and Jens Edlund	347–350
Creole in the Ex-Slave Recordings and Other Complementary Sources David Sutcliffe	351–357
Empirical Quicksand: Probing Two Recent Articles on Haitian Creole Michel DeGraff	359–370
Empirical Quicksand or Empirical Smokescreen? Viviane Déprez	371–377
On the Empirical Reliability of Some Haitian Data Claire Lefebvre	379–384
BOOK REVIEWS
Review of Bayley & Preston (1996): Second language acquisition and linguistic variation Reviewed by Sali A. Tagliamonte	385–389
Review of Huttar & Huttar (1995): Ndyuka Reviewed by Norval Smith	390–398
Review of Hazaël-Massieux (1996): Les Créoles: Problèmes de genèse et de description Reviewed by Morris Goodman	398–403
Review of Faingold (1996): Child language, creolization, and historical change: Spanish in contact with Portuguese Reviewed by John M. Lipski	403–413
Review of Munteanu & Joubert (1996): El papiamento, lengua criolla hispánica Reviewed by Silvia Kouwenberg	413–417
Review of Fisiak (1995): Linguistic change under contact conditions Reviewed by Salikoko S. Mufwene	418–424
Review of Cutler (1994): O brave new words! Native American loanwords in current English Reviewed by Willem J. de Reuse	424–428
Review of Sebba (1997): Contact languages: Pidgins and creoles Reviewed by Jacques Arends	429–433