Tok Pisin and Mobail Teknoloji

Phil King · Sil Png

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This is a paper presented at the Linguistics Society of Papua New Guinea in September 2014, and then published in the journal Language and Linguistics of Melanesia in December 2014. The paper is based on 40 recordings of interviews about mobile phones. The transcripts of the interviews are available as part of this package. The audio recordings will be added as soon as possible with improved internet connection, hopefully May 2015.

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