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1	Tone and accent in Saramaccan: Charting a deep split in the phonology of a language Jeff Good University of California, Berkeley, Department of Linguistics, 1203 Dwinelle Hall #2650, Berkeley, CA Add to Reading List Source URL: www.acsu.buffalo.edu Language: English - Date: 2007-02-15 12:17:47
2	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 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.creolisticsx.dk Language: English - Date: 2015-03-24 08:38:11 Saramaccan language Creole peoples Pidgin Linguistics Creole language Portuguese-based creole languages
3	JEFF GOOD Curriculum Vitae University at Buffalo Department of Linguistics Mail 609 Baldy Hall Add to Reading List Source URL: www.acsu.buffalo.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-04-02 10:10:28 Academia Language Language documentation Saramaccan language Linguistic anthropology Tone Larry Hyman Linguistics Science Anthropology
4	Tonjes Veenstra (ZAS Berlin) Non-incipient second language learning and the development of subordination in creoles Incipient second language learning has been shown to constitute an important process in the development Add to Reading List Source URL: creolistics9.dk.webhotel26.webhosting.dk Language: English - Date: 2012-11-14 09:56:31 Parts of speech Creole language Saramaccan language Rama language Complementizer Subjunctive mood Verb Grammatical mood Gbe languages Linguistics Language Mesoamerican languages
5	John McWhorter (Columbia University) The Feature Pool hypothesis: Case closed? A consensus has settled in among most of the creolist community over the past ten years that the Feature Pool (FP) hypothesis best explains h Add to Reading List Source URL: creolistics9.dk.webhotel26.webhosting.dk Language: English - Date: 2012-11-14 09:56:09 Palenquero Saramaccan language Pidgin John McWhorter Linguistics Creolistics Creole language
6	Jean-Louis Rougé (University of Orléans) & Emmanuel Schang (University of Orléans) Post Creolisation Evolution: the case of Santomense Rougé & Schangconclude their paper with the following claims : “We cann Add to Reading List Source URL: creolistics9.dk.webhotel26.webhosting.dk Language: English - Date: 2012-11-14 09:56:18 Saramaccan language Rougé Romance languages Creole language Lexifier Portuguese language Brazilian Portuguese Linguistics Gallo-Iberian languages Languages of South America
7	Jean-Louis Rougé (University of Orléans) & Emmanuel Schang (University of Orléans) Post Creolisation Evolution: the case of Santomense Rougé & Schangconclude their paper with the following claims : “We cann Add to Reading List Source URL: creolistics9.dk Language: English - Date: 2012-11-14 09:56:18 Saramaccan language Rougé Romance languages Creole language Lexifier Portuguese language Brazilian Portuguese Linguistics Gallo-Iberian languages Languages of South America
8	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 Add to Reading List Source URL: creolisticsx.dk Language: English - Date: 2015-03-24 08:38:11 Saramaccan language Creole peoples Pidgin Linguistics Creole language Portuguese-based creole languages
9	Tonjes Veenstra (ZAS Berlin) Non-incipient second language learning and the development of subordination in creoles Incipient second language learning has been shown to constitute an important process in the development Add to Reading List Source URL: creolistics9.dk Language: English - Date: 2012-11-14 09:56:31 Parts of speech Creole language Saramaccan language Rama language Complementizer Subjunctive mood Verb Grammatical mood Gbe languages Linguistics Language Mesoamerican languages
10	John McWhorter (Columbia University) The Feature Pool hypothesis: Case closed? A consensus has settled in among most of the creolist community over the past ten years that the Feature Pool (FP) hypothesis best explains h Add to Reading List Source URL: creolistics9.dk Language: English - Date: 2012-11-14 09:56:09 Palenquero Saramaccan language Pidgin John McWhorter Linguistics Creolistics Creole language

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