Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages 7:1

Articles
• Substratal Influence in Saramaccan Serial Verb Constructions
  John McWhorter | pp. 1–53
• From Speech Act Verb to Conjunction : The Grammaticalization of Taki in Sranan
  Ingo Plag | pp. 55–73
• Foreigner Talk and the Origins of Pidgin Portuguese
  J. Clancy Clements | pp. 75–92
Miscellaneous
• Images of Creole Space
  Lawrence D. Carrington | pp. 93–99
In this issue
• On the Thomason-Kaufman Critique of the Bioprogram
  Derek Bickerton | pp. 101–105
• Response to Bickerton
  Sarah G. Thomason | pp. 106–111
• Bickerton and the Sociobiologists
  Marilyn J. Smerken | pp. 111–114
• The Turner/Herskovits Connection : A Historiographical Note on the Substrate Hypothesis
  Margaret Wade-Lewis | pp. 115–118
Book reviews
• Pidgin and creole tense-mood-aspect systems. Edited by John Victor Singler
  Reviewed by Armin Schwegler | pp. 119–134
• The Canadian Journal of Linguistics 34:3.247-376. Numéro spécial. La créolisation. Edited by Claire Lefebvre and John Lumsden
  Reviewed by Guy Hazaël-Massieux | pp. 134–140
• The speech of the negros congos of Panama. By John M. Lipski
  Reviewed by Anita Herzfeld | pp. 141–149
• History from below: The "Vocabulary of Elisabethville" by André Yav. Text, translations, and interpretative essay. By Johannes Fabian
  Reviewed by Helma Pasch | pp. 149–154
• Lexique du français du Sénégal. By Jacques Blondé, Pierre Dumont, and Dominique Gontier
  Reviewed by Charles Gilman | pp. 154–156
• Porgy: A Gullah version. By Virginia Mixson Geraty, from the original play by Dorothy Heyward and DuBose Heyward
  Reviewed by Katherine Wyly Mille | pp. 157–164
• Pidgins and creoles. By Loreto Todd
  Reviewed by Salikoko S. Mufwene | pp. 164–168
• The alchemy of English: The spread, functions, and models of non-native Englishes. By Braj B. Kachru
  Reviewed by Robert J. DiPietro | pp. 169–172
• Investigating obsolescence: Studies in language contraction and death. Edited by Nancy C. Dorian
  Reviewed by Patricia C. Nichols | pp. 172–177
• Changes in an obsolescing language: Pennsylvania German in West Virginia. By Silke van Ness
  Reviewed by Renate Born | pp. 177–182
• The meaning of Yiddish. By Benjamin Harshav
  Reviewed by Jared S. Klein | pp. 182–186
• Universal grammar and second language acquisition. By Lydia White
  Reviewed by Francis Byrne | pp. 187–191
Miscellaneous
• An Advanced Course in Tok Pisin. By David Scorza and Karl J. Franklin
  Ellen Woolford | pp. 193–194

Cited by other publications

Chen, Shu-Kun

2016. Textualization of “say”: a functional analysis ofshuō-connectives in Chinese. Journal of World Languages 3:2 ► pp. 99 ff.

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