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Samarin, William J. 2008. Convergence and the Retention of Marked Consonants in Sango: the Creation and Appropriation of a Pidgin. Journal of language contact thema II : 225–237.

Samarin, William J. 1996. Review of $Language attitudes in Sub-Saharan Africa. A sociolinguistic Overview. Anthropological Linguistics 38 (2) : 389–395.

Samarin, William J. 1989. 'Official language': The case of Lingala. In : 386–398.

Samarin, William J. 1978. Linguistic adaptation to speech function. In : 595–614.

Samarin, William J., ed. 1976. Language in religious practice. Newbury House.

Samarin, William J. 1976. The language of religion. In Samarin, William J., ed. Language in religious practice. Newbury House. pp. 3–13.

Samarin, William J. 1975. Theory of order with disorderly data. In : 509–519.

Samarin, William J. 1972. Language in religion and the study of religion. Linguistica Biblica 20 : 18–29.

Samarin, William J. 1972. Variations and variables in religious glossolalia. Language in Society 1 : 121–130.

Samarin, William J. 1971. Evolution in glossolalic private language. Anthropological Linguistics 13 (2) : 55–67.

Samarin, William J. 1971. Salient and substantive pidginization. In : 117–140.

Samarin, William J. 1966. Self-annulling prestige factors among speakers of a creole language. In : 188–206.