Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages 31:1
[Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, 31:1] 2016. iv, 244 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
-
Moving forward in time: Spatial construal of time in Singapore EnglishHuishan A. Goh | pp. 1–15
-
The Present Perfect borders: A study in language contactPatrícia Amaral | pp. 16–41
-
Palenquero and Spanish: A first psycholinguistic explorationJohn M. Lipski | pp. 42–81
-
Rethinking Australian Aboriginal English-based speech varieties: Evidence from WoorabindaJennifer Munro and Ilana Mushin | pp. 82–112
-
Critical mass in MichifCarrie Gillon and Nicole Rosen | pp. 113–140
-
An outline of Macau Pidgin PortugueseMichelle Li and Stephen Matthews | pp. 141–183
-
Stepping back to move forward: An introspection on the history of some key questions driving our fieldMarlyse Baptista | pp. 184–199
-
A response to PerezSandro Sessarego | pp. 200–212
-
Response to Sessarego’s responseDanae Perez | pp. 213–216
-
Agency in the emergence of creole languages. Edited by Nicholas FaraclasReviewed by George L. Huttar | pp. 217–222
-
Language contact in the Danish West Indies: Giving Jack his jacket. By Robin SabinoReviewed by Peter Bakker | pp. 223–228
-
The acquisition of creole languages: How children surpass their input. By Dany AdoneReviewed by Stephen Matthews | pp. 229–232
-
African American, creole, and other vernacular Englishes in Education: A bibliographic resource. By John R. Rickford, Julie Sweetland, Angela E. Rickford & Thomas GranoReviewed by Bettina Migge | pp. 233–236
-
Dynamics of contact-induced language change. Edited by Claudine Chamoreau & Isabelle LégliseReviewed by Jeff Good | pp. 237–241
-
From Creole to Standard. Shakespeare, language, and literature in a postcolonial context. By Roshni MooneeramReviewed by Susanne Mühleisen | pp. 242–244
Articles
Book reviews