Development And Stages Of Pidgins And Creoles Towards Decreolization A Pho...

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Title:
Development And Stages Of Pidgins And Creoles Towards Decreolization A Phonological Analysis
ISBN13:
9783656978664
ISBN10:
3656978662
Author:
Gantner, Thomas (Author)
Description:
Seminar Paper From The Year 2011 In The Subject English Language And Literature Studies - Linguistics, Grade: 2,3, University Of Rostock (Institut F R Anglistik Und Amerikanistik), Course: Enriching English, Language: English, Abstract: First, I Will Briefly Portray The Emergence Of Pidgin And Creole Languages And Their Development Towards The Post-Creole Continuum I Will Examine The Different Types Of Pidgin-Creole Developments And The Phenomenon Of Decreolizing - The Approximation Of The Creole Towards The Lexifier By Using The Example Of The Hawaiian Creole That I Will Also Portray Out Of A Socio-Historical Point Of View That Creole Is Officially Still Called 'Hawai'i Pidgin' By Its Speakers, But I Will Avoid Using That Term In My Paper Therefore, The Term Hawai'i Creole English, Short Hce, Is More Appropriate Furthermore, I Will Deal With Hce's Phonology, Especially With Its Difference To Standard English, In Detail - Due To The Question Whether Hce Is Decreolizing Or Not As Norval S H Smith States, Creole Phonology Is A Neglected Field And Younger Languages Have The Tendency To Be Not As Much Irregular As Elder Language Tend To Be
Binding:
Paperback, Paperback
Publisher:
BOD THIRD PARTY TITLES
Publication Date:
2015-06-16
Weight:
0.1 lbs
Dimensions:
0.06'' H x 8.27'' L x 5.83'' W
Number of Pages:
26
Language:
English