Pidgins and Creoles have always attracted a great deal of interest
- academic and otherwise - but in recent decades they have become
increasingly important as a field of linguistic inquiry. Placing
pidgins and creoles in the wider setting of linguistic theory, this
book bridges the gap between introductory material and primary
material, revising students' knowledge of the field as well as
acquainting them with key areas of debate in pidgin and creole
studies. The author provides a carefully balanced introduction to
theoretical aspects of creolistics as well as an even-handed
discussion of influences on pidgins and creoles which is well
illustrated with rare examples of longer texts.
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