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List of tables	xi
List of figures	xiii
List of abbreviations and grammatical glosses	xv
Preface	xviii–xix
Chapter 1. Heritage speakers and heritage languages	2–22
Chapter 2. History of the field of heritage language studies	24–42
Chapter 3. Social aspects of heritage languages	44–65
Chapter 4. Bilingual language use	68–86
Chapter 5. Methods for collecting heritage language data	88–109
Chapter 6. Studying variability in heritage language speaker populations and the base line	112–139
Chapter 7. Heritage language phenomena and what triggers them	142–160
Chapter 8. Grammatical models and research paradigms	162–181
Chapter 9. Language processing in multilingual speakers	184–201
Chapter 10. Heritage languages in a post-colonial setting: Focus on Papiamentu	204–223
Chapter 11. The political dimension of heritage languages: Endangered languages, language rights, and the preservation of diversity	226–245
Chapter 12. Technical terms used in this book related to heritage languages	248–262
References	263–295
Language index	297–298
Subject index	299–302

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