Publications

Publication details [#20759]

Sato, Charlene J. 1985. Linguistic inequality in Hawaii: The post-creole dilemma. In Fishman, Joshua. The lively life of a `dead' language (or `everyone knows that Yiddish died long ago'). In : 207–222. : 255–272.

Publication type

Article in book

Publication language

English

Keywords

creolization | language dominance | pidginization

Language as a subject

English, Hawai'i Creole | Hawaiian

Annotation

On the historical context of multilingual contact in Hawaii, with special reference to pidginization, creolization and decreolization and on how linguistic imperialism which suppressed the Hawaiian language still manifests itself with respect to Hawaii Creole English.