International journal of the sociology of language

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  Año 1988, Número 71

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    Cognition and situational context: explanations from English-lexicon creole

    Dennis R. Craig

    págs. 11-23

    
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    Some premises concerning the standardization of languages, with special reference to Caribbean Creole English

    Robert B. Le Page

    págs. 25-36

    
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    Towards an atlas of the pidgins and creoles of the Pacific area

    Peter Mühlhäusler

    págs. 37-49

    
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    Connections between sociolinguistics and pidgin–creole studies

    John R. Rickford

    págs. 51-57

    
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    Contributions from pidgin and creole studies to a sociolinguistic theory of language change

    Suzanne Romaine

    págs. 59-66

    
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    Diglossia and language conflict in Haiti

    Albert Valdman

    págs. 67-80

    
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    Women and kinship in creole genesis

    Jeffrey P. Williams

    págs. 81-89

    
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    The creole continuum and the notion of the community as locus of language

    Donald Winford

    págs. 91-105

    
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    Chinook Jargon in the speech economy of Grand Ronde Reservation, Oregon: an ethnography-of-speaking approach to an historical case of creolization in process

    Henry Zenk

    págs. 107-124