Contact linguistics in Africa and beyond
著者
書誌事項
Contact linguistics in Africa and beyond
（Languages and linguistics series）
Nova Science, c2013
- : hardcover
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is an edited volume which focuses on the socio-linguistics of contact linguistics. This volume comprises fifteen chapters with contributions from seasoned socio-linguistics such as Myers-Scotton, Peter Auer, Daniel Nkemleke and Edmund Bamiro. Topics such as language contact phenomenon, theories related to code-switching and code-mixing, and quantitative analysis are examined. The influences of specific hip-hop lyrics and writing styles, and an examination of idiomatic expressions in two languages and their similarities are also discussed.
目次
- A Mechanism of Lexical Blending: The Abstract Level Model
- The Social Meaning of Bilingual Talk
- Towards a Corpus-Based Methodology for Contact Linguistics: Investigating Variation in Cameroon & East-African Englishes
- Features of Spoken Nigerian English
- Variation in Complex Sequences of Sounds: The Case of (-T, -D) Consonant Clusters in Jamaican Schools
- Ownership of Pidgin English in Cameroon: Evidence from an Informal Setting
- The English Language in Cameroon: A Holdall?
- A Diachronic & Synchronic Appraisal of Kamtok
- The Influence of Standard Persian on Mazandarani: the Case of Lexical Borrowings & Ablative Postposition
- Language Contact & Contact Language(s)in Nigeria: Nigerian Hip-Hop Lyrics as a Case Study
- Phonology of English Loanwords in Urhobo Corpus
- Contact Linguistics & the Construction of Cultural Identity in Anglophone African Literature: The Nigerian Example
- A Contrastive Linguistic Study of Some Identitical Idiomatic Expressions in English & Yoruba
- Writing in Gikuyu: Ngugi wa Thiongos Search for African Authenticity
- Evidence of Language Change: The Case of Vestige of Diachrony in Yoruba Personal Name-Words
- Index.
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