Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages 36:2
[Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, 36:2] Expected November 2021. iv, 221 pp.
Publishing status: In production
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Table of Contents
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Trying to resolve the question: Did Bounty mutineer, Edward Young, have a singular influence on Pitcairn Island creoleRichard Kleiner | pp. 221–227
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The influence of socio-economic status, age, gender, and level of literacy on language attitudes: The case of Haitian GonâviensGeradine M. Ulysse and Khaled Al Masaeed | pp. 228–264
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The discourse marker ale in Bislama oral narrativesAngeliki Alvanoudi and Valérie Guérin | pp. 265–298
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Convergence in the Malabar: The case of Indo-PortugueseHugo C. Cardoso | pp. 299–336
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‘Fact type’ complementizer in Guadeloupean CreoleLaura Tramutoli | pp. 337–362
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‘Broken English’, ‘dialect’ or ‘Bahamianese’? Language attitudes and identity in The BahamasJanina Rothmund and Alexander Laube | pp. 363–395
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Language styles, styling and language change in Creole communitiesBettina Migge | pp. 396–423
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The Oxford handbook of language contact. By Anthony GrantReviewed by George Lang | pp. 424–428
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Inheritance and Innovation in a Colonial Language. Towards a Usage-Based Account of French Guianese Creole. By William Jennings & Stefan PfänderReviewed by Peter Bakker | pp. 429–434
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Language Contact and the Making of an Afro-Hispanic Vernacular: Variation and Change in the Colombian Chocó. By Sandro SessaregoReviewed by Isabel Deibel | pp. 435–438
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The Elusive Case of Lingua Franca. By Joanna NolanReviewed by Mikael Parkvall | pp. 439–441
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