Dynamics of a Creole System.

Jane H. Hill · Derek Bickerton

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Acknowledgements 1. Problems in the description of creole systems 2. The basilectal verb-phrase 3. From basilect to mesolect 4. From mesolect to acrolect 5. Implications for linguistic theory Appendices 1-3 Bibliography Index.

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