Preface 1. Introduction 2. Language and name 3. Theories of origin:pidgins 4. The process of development:from pidgin to creole 5. The scope of pidgins and creoles 6. Conclusion Appendix 1. List of pidgins and creoles reffered to and area of use 2. List of less well-known languages referred to and areas of use 3. Source of proverbs quoted 4. Pidgin and creole texts Bibliography Index
Professor Loreto Todd, Loreto Todd
`This book is a marvellous feat of culling major issues and
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in the field.' - Journal of Linguistics
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- International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language
Teaching
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Language in Society
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