Add to ORKGcan provide us with insights about how language has evolved in mankind. This extrapolation has been encouraged by the position that creoles have typically been developed by children from erstwhile pidgins, transforming them from proto-language
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Creole is one of the main topics in the fields concerning the language change and evolution, such as...
Unraveling the evolution of human language is no small enterprise. One could start digging somewhere...
A pidgin is a contact language that arises in situations where two linguistic communities with no la...
Many of the Pidgins or Creoles were developed when the colonial or the slavery situations were happe...
This chapter outlines a research framework in which pidgin and Creole languages (PCL) are conceptual...
The objective of this article is to analyse the different hypotheses which have developed around cre...
Pidgin and creole languages are usually the result of contacts between people who do not speak each ...
Creolists tend to view the genesis of creole languages as more complicated than do other linguists. ...
Ever since Pidgins and Creoles (P/Cs) came to scholarly attention in the nineteenth century, questio...
It is often assumed that creole languages represent ‘exceptional’ language development in which a co...
Pidgins and Creoles, once denigrated by native speakers of world languages and even held in low este...
Roots of language was originally published in 1981 by Karoma Press (Ann Arbor). It was the first wor...
This article presents an outlook of pidgins and creoles starting from the background of the ariseof ...
The origins and evolution of language and speech, and the processes governing language change repres...
Contains fulltext : 3832.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
Creole is one of the main topics in the fields concerning the language change and evolution, such as...
Unraveling the evolution of human language is no small enterprise. One could start digging somewhere...
A pidgin is a contact language that arises in situations where two linguistic communities with no la...
Many of the Pidgins or Creoles were developed when the colonial or the slavery situations were happe...
This chapter outlines a research framework in which pidgin and Creole languages (PCL) are conceptual...
The objective of this article is to analyse the different hypotheses which have developed around cre...
Pidgin and creole languages are usually the result of contacts between people who do not speak each ...
Creolists tend to view the genesis of creole languages as more complicated than do other linguists. ...
Ever since Pidgins and Creoles (P/Cs) came to scholarly attention in the nineteenth century, questio...
It is often assumed that creole languages represent ‘exceptional’ language development in which a co...
Pidgins and Creoles, once denigrated by native speakers of world languages and even held in low este...
Roots of language was originally published in 1981 by Karoma Press (Ann Arbor). It was the first wor...
This article presents an outlook of pidgins and creoles starting from the background of the ariseof ...
The origins and evolution of language and speech, and the processes governing language change repres...
Contains fulltext : 3832.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
Creole is one of the main topics in the fields concerning the language change and evolution, such as...
Unraveling the evolution of human language is no small enterprise. One could start digging somewhere...