The Oxford Diasporas Programme is funded by the Leverhulme Trust Keywords in Diaspora ODP Seminar Series, Michelmas Term

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Date: 2013-11-04 05:34:59 Diaspora studies Anti-imperialism Critical race theory Sunera Thobani Robin Cohen Creolization Diaspora Anthropology Critical theory Humanities		The Oxford Diasporas Programme is funded by the Leverhulme Trust Keywords in Diaspora ODP Seminar Series, Michelmas Term Add to Reading List Source URL: www.migration.ox.ac.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 671,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

	The Oxford Diasporas Programme is funded by the Leverhulme Trust Keywords in Diaspora ODP Seminar Series, Michelmas Term DocID: 1rsTj - View Document
	Creolization and creativity THOMAS HYLLAND ERIKSEN Abstract ‘A bit of this and a bit of that; that is how newness enters the world’, according to Salman Rushdie. In Ulf Hannerz’s varied and voluminous work on cult DocID: 1lOnE - View Document
	Creolization: Could Adults Really Have Done It All? Carla L. Hudson and Elissa L. Newport University of Rochester 1. Introduction Creolization is the expansion of a simplified pidgin into a more complex DocID: 1lq2q - View Document
	John H. McWhorter (Columbia University) Quirky case in creoles, or creolization as a quirky case In a language that emerged from a pidgin variety, or a variety deeply impacted by secondlanguage acquisition, a reasonable DocID: 1gEyO - View Document
	Working Papers Paper 72, July 2013 Quotidian creolization and diasporic echoes: Resistance and co-optation in Cape DocID: 1fSkk - View Document