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	Rachel Hendery (The Australian National University) Creoles, L2 varieties and colonial Englishes: The status of Palmerston Island English One of the tests of whether any typology is successful is how it deals with new ca Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-14 09:55:59 Open Document File Size: 54,68 KB Share Result on Facebook City Amsterdam / New York / / Company Oxford University Press / / Country Cook Islands / / Facility Australian National University / / NaturalFeature Cook Island / Island English / / Organization Australian National University / Oxford University / / Person Rachel Hendery / John Benjamins / Donald Winford / Benedikt Szmrecsanyi / Lucia Siebers / / SocialTag Language comparison Linguistics World Englishes Creole language English language Pidgin International English Creole peoples Anglo-Frisian languages West Germanic languages

Rachel Hendery (The Australian National University) Creoles, L2 varieties and colonial Englishes: The status of Palmerston Island English One of the tests of whether any typology is successful is how it deals with new caAdd to Reading List