Philip Baker (Westminster University) Economy, innovation, and elaboration in Mauritian and other creoles This paper begins with a restatement of the position of Baker (1990), that the initial (unconscious) aim of people

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• Languages of Mauritius
• Mauritian Creole
• Pidgin
• Creole language
• Hawaiian Pidgin
• English-based creole languages
• Language contact
• Linguistics
• Sociolinguistics

KRIOL DICTIONARY WORKSHOP

Source URL: www.sil.org

• Languages of Belize
• Belize
• Caribbean English
• Belmopan
• Creole peoples
• Belizean Creole
• Americas
• English language
• Languages of Australia

Carsten Levisen (Aarhus University) Semantic Innovations in Creolization. The conceptual development of emotion words in Urban Bislama This study explores the semantic aspects of innovation in creolization, through a det

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• Bislama
• Vanuatu
• Creolization
• Creole language
• English-based creole languages
• Cognitive linguistics
• Linguistics
• Semantics
• Meaning

Tenth(Creolistics(Workshop “Innovations”(<((with(special(attention(to(parallels(between(creole(and(sign(language(creation Aarhus&University,&8$10&April&2015 Wednesday(8(April Session&1:&Conference(opening(and(plenary

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Molly Elizabeth Flaherty (University of Chicago) The Birth of a Language: Is Nicaraguan Sign Language a Creole? With the founding of a new school for special education in Managua approximately thirty years ago, Deaf Nica

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Robert Borges (Aarhus University): Songhay languages: a post-Creole language family? This talk will present preliminary evidence from an investigation into the possibility that the Songhay languages are a family of post

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Tenth Creolistics Workshop “Innovations” - with special attention to parallels between creole and sign language creation Aarhus University, 8-10 AprilConference handbook

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Rachel Hendery (University of Western Sydney) A historical mystery, tackled with a handful of recordings and an “inappropriate” method The comparative method is usually applied to languages that are connected by a fa

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• Historical linguistics
• Creole language
• Walcote
• Comparative method
• Cook Islands
• Palmerston
• Thomason
• English language
• Linguistics
• William Marsters
• Palmerston Island
• Walcote
• Leicestershire

NOUN PHRASES IN IBERIAN CREOLES EEVA SIPPOLA, AARHUS UNIVERSITY ABIGAIL TINY COSME, UNIVERSITY OF LISBON

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• Creole language
• Cape Verdean Creole
• Creole peoples
• Angolar language
• Kristang language
• Lexifier
• Chavacano language
• Portuguese language
• Determiner
• Linguistics
• Portuguese-based pidgins and creoles
• Papiamento

Victoria A.S. Nyst (Leiden University), Margot van den Berg (Radboud University and University of Utrecht) & Jean-Jacques Tano Angoua (Leiden University) Contact and morphology in Sign Languages and Creole Languages Lang

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• Education for the deaf
• Knowledge
• Deaf culture
• Deafness
• Sign language
• Nicaraguan Sign Language
• Kata Kolok
• Creole language
• Morphology
• Language
• Linguistics
• Science