Language Contact, Creolization, and Genetic LinguisticsTen years of research back up the bold new theory advanced by authors Thomason and Kaufman, who rescue the study of contact-induced language change from the neglect it has suffered in recent decades. The authors establish an important new framework for the historical analysis of all degrees of contact-induced language change. |
Contents
THE FAILURE OF LINGUISTIC CONSTRAINTS | 13 |
LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE | 65 |
of large portions of the inherited grammar | 100 |
LANGUAGE SHIFT WITH NORMAL | 110 |
PIDGINS | 167 |
RETROSPECTION | 200 |
CASE STUDIES | 214 |
MAPS for chapter 9 8 | 332 |
| 369 | |
REFERENCES TO MIDDLE ENGLISH TEXTS | 389 |
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Afrikaans argue Asia Minor Greek Bantu languages Bickerton bilingualism Brahui Burushaski century chapter Chinese Pidgin Chinook Jargon claim common contact situations contact-induced language change Cree creolization Cushitic Danelaw decreolization Deira dialects discussion distinction Dravidian Dutch Emeneau England Ethiopic Semitic evidence examples fact French gender genetic German grammatical guage Hiri Motu Indian languages Indic inflectional influence instance interference features interference through shift Kupwar language death language shift least lexical source language lexicon loanwords Ma'a markedness Mednyj Aleut Michif Middle English Midland morphemes morphology morphosyntactic native language Norse Norsified English Northern noun occur origin phonemes phonological pidgins and creoles plural pronoun replacement result Russian shifting speakers Shina Sílli simplification simplificatory Slavic social spoken Sprachbund structural borrowing structural interference substrate substratum interference subsystems suffix superstratum syntactic syntax target language Thomason tion Tok Pisin Turkish typological Uralic verb vowel word order