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Development and Stages of Pidgins and Creoles towards Decreolization. A Phonological Analysis
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Development and Stages of Pidgins and Creoles towards Decreolization. A Phonological Analysis
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Seminar paper from the year 2011 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Linguistics, grade: 2,3, University of Rostock (Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik), course: Enriching English, language: English, abstract: First, I will briefly portray the emergence of pidgin and creole languages and their development towards the post-creole continuum. I will examine the different types of pidgin-creole developments and the phenomenon of decreolizing - the approximation of the creole towards the lexifier by using the example of the Hawaiian Creole that I will also portray out of a socio-historical point of view. That creole is officially still called Hawaii Pidgin by its speakers, but I will avoid using that term in my paper. Therefore, the term Hawaii Creole English, short HCE, is more appropriate. Furthermore, I will deal with HCEs phonology, especially with its difference to Standard English, in detail - due to the question whether HCE is decreolizing or not. As Norval S. H. Smith states, creole phonology is a neglected field and younger languages have the tendency to be not as much irregular as elder language tend to be.
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