Alan S. Kaye
List of John Benjamins publications for which Alan S. Kaye plays a role.
Review of Luffin (2005): Un créole arabe: le kinubi de Mombasa, Kenya Substrate Influence in Creole Formation, Migge, Bettina and Norval Smith (eds.), pp. 165–170 | Review
2007 Review of Luffin (2004): Kinubi Texts Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages 21:2, pp. 374–376 | Review
2006
2005
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2000
A So-Called Dialect of English Focus on Language and Ethnicity: Essays in honor of Joshua A. Fishman, Dow, James R. (ed.), pp. 169–182 | Article
1991 Arabic grammatical theory in the middle ages Historiographia Linguistica 16:3, pp. 351–360 | Review article
1989
1988
On the Early History of Underlying (Deep) Phonological = Morphophonemic Representation Fucus: A Semitic/Afrasian Gathering in Remembrance of Albert Ehrman, Arbeitman, Yoël L. (ed.), pp. 277–290 | Article
1988 Review of Hock (1986): Principles of historical linguistics Studies in Language 12:2, pp. 457–470 | Review
1988 Review of Stassen (1985): Comparison and Universal Grammar Studies in Language 12:1, pp. 186–193 | Review
1988 Murray B. Emeneau. 1980. Language and Linguistic Area: Essays Studies in Language 11:1, pp. 274–276 | Miscellaneous
1987 Review of Sampson (1980): Studies in Language 10:1, pp. 187–199 | Review
1986 Hebrew Tîrô(w) = "Psychoactive Drug/Opium; Juice; Sauce": A Study in Wörter & Sachen Diachronica 2:2, pp. 267–273 | Miscellaneous
1985 SUMMARY This study concludes that one of the connotations of Hebrew tiro(w)s was "psychoactive drug/opium; juice; sauce", which clears up an anomalous line in Tosefta Nedarim 4 (quoted in M. Jastrow's Hebrew dictionary). The reason for this "hidden" meaning is due to the fact of its probably… read more
On the Importance of Pidgins and Creoles for Historical Linguistics Diachronica 2:2, pp. 201–230 | Article
1985 Intercontinental Dictionary Series (IDS): Announcement of Project Diachronica 1:2, pp. 295–296 | Miscellaneous
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