Loreto Todd

Loreto Todd

is author/editor of the following title:

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Cameroon
Loreto Todd
[Varieties of English Around the World, T1]  1982.  180 pp., 1 map.

is author of the following articles:

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Todd, Loreto. 2000. “The Ideology of Misrepresentation”. In Writing in Nonstandard English, 361
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Todd, Loreto. 1986. “Review of Le Page & Tabouret-Keller (1985): Acts of Identity: Creole-based Approaches to Language and Ethnicity ”. English World-Wide  7:1, 143–146
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Todd, Loreto. 1986. “Review of Harris (1985): Phonological Variation and Change: Studies in Hiberno-English ”. English World-Wide  7:2, 316–317
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Todd, Loreto. 1985. “Review of Greenbaum (1985): The English Language Today ”. English World-Wide  6:2, 297–299
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Todd, Loreto. 1985. “Review of Platt, Weber & Ho (1984): The New Englishes ”. English World-Wide  6:1, 155–157
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Todd, Loreto. 1984. “By their Tongue Divided”. English World-Wide  5:2, 159–180
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Todd, Loreto. 1983. “Review of Barbag-Stoll (1983): Social and Linguistic History of Nigerian Pidgin English as Spoken by the Yoruba with Special Reference to the English Derived Lexicon ”. English World-Wide  4:1, 118–120
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Todd, Loreto. 1982. “Review of Milroy (1981): Regional Accents of English: Belfast ”. English World-Wide  3:1, 97–98
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Todd, Loreto. 1982. “John E. Reinecke, 1904 - 1982”. English World-Wide  3:2, 205
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Todd, Loreto. 1981. “Review of de Féral (1980): Le Pidgin-English Camerounais: essai de définition linguistique et sociolinguis-tique ”. English World-Wide  2:2, 268–269
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Todd, Loreto. 1981. “Review of Eze (1980): Nigerian Pidgin English Sentence Complexity ”. English World-Wide  2:1, 123–124
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Todd, Loreto. 1980. “Review of Ubahakwe (1979): Varieties and Functions of English in Nigeria ”. English World-Wide  1:1, 141–143
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Todd, Loreto. 1979. “21. Cameroonian: a consideration of 'what's in a name?'”. In Readings in Creole Studies, 281–294