Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages 28:2
[Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, 28:2] 2013. iv, 253 pp.
Publishing status: Available
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Table of Contents
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Língua de Preto, the Basic Variety at the root of West African Portuguese Creoles: A contribution to the theory of pidgin/creole formation as second language acquisitionAlain Kihm and Jean-Louis Rouge | pp. 203–298
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Wh-Questions in Colloquial Singapore English: Adaptive traits from vernacular Malay and typological congruenceYosuke Sato | pp. 299–322
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The transparency of creolesSterre Leufkens | pp. 323–362
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On the non-creole basis for Afro-Bolivian SpanishSandro Sessarego | pp. 363–407
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It’s not over: Why it matters whether there is a such thing as a creoleJohn McWhorter | pp. 409–423
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The current state of Sri Lanka PortugueseSebastian Nordhoff | pp. 425–434
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Language turned on: What comparative studies and syntactic theory reveals on variation in creole languagesMarlyse Baptista | pp. 435–440
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The handbook of pidgin and creole studies. Edited by Silvia Kouwenberg & John Victor SinglerReviewed by John McWhorter | pp. 441–445
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La genèse des créoles de l’Océan Indien. By Robert ChaudensonReviewed by Aymeric Daval-Markussen | pp. 446–449
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Second dialect acquisition. By Jeff SiegelReviewed by Fredric Field | pp. 450–453
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Bilengism morisien ek angle. (Mauritian and English bilingualism). By Dev VirahsawmyReviewed by Dany Adone | pp. 454–455
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