Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages

Volume 4, Issue 2 (1989)

1989.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/jpcl.4.2

Table of Contents

Articles
Seselwa Serialization and its Significance Derek Bickerton	155–183
Say, C'Est, And Subordinate Constructions in Melanesian Pidgin Terry Crowley	185–210
The Origins of Fanagalo Rajend Mesthrie	211–240
Column
Colonial, Hypermetropic, And Wishful Linguistics Salikoko S. Mufwene	241–254
Review Article
Indian Ocean Creole Lexicography and Orthography: A Review of Four Recent Dictionaries Chris Corne	255–276
Short Notes
The "Wörterbuch zur Erlernung der Saramakka-Neger-Sprache" by Johann Andreas Riemer (Bambey 1779): An Early Document in a Romance-based Creole Matthias Perl	277–282
Mühlhäusler, Holm, and Romaine: A Student's Perspective Mary C. Black	282–287
Russian-Norwegian po Reconsidered Vladimir Belikov and Elena Perekhvalskaya	287–289
Book Reviews
Review of Dalphinis (1985): Caribbean and African languages: Social history, language, literature and education Reviewed by Pauline Christie	291–294
Review of Perl (1987): Beiträge zur Afrolusitanistik und Kreolistik Reviewed by John M. Lipski	294–298
Review of Smith (1987): The genesis of the creole languages of Surinam Reviewed by Silvia Kouwenberg	298–305
Review of Romaine (1988): Pidgin and Creole Languages Reviewed by Mervyn C. Alleyne	305–310
Book Notices
Black and white speech in the southern United States. Evidence from the Linguistic Atlas of the Middle and South Atlantic States. By George Townsend Dorrill Edgar W. Schneider	311–312
The Romance languages. Edited by Martin Harris and Nigel Vincent Margaret E. Winters	313–314