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The Handbook of Language Contact
Contact and Sociolinguistic Typology
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Peter Trudgill
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April 09 2010
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Wiley-Blackwell
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Book chapters
pp. i
Front Matter
pp. 1
Language Contact: Reconsideration and Reassessment
pp. 29
Contact Explanations in Linguistics
pp. 48
Genetic Classification and Language Contact
pp. 66
Contact, Convergence, and Typology
pp. 86
Contact and Grammaticalization
pp. 106
Language Contact and Grammatical Theory
pp. 128
Computational Models and Language Contact
pp. 149
Contact and Language Shift
pp. 170
Contact and Borrowing
pp. 188
Contact and Code-Switching
pp. 208
Contact and Dialectology
pp. 230
Contact and New Varieties
pp. 252
Contact and Change: Pidgins and Creoles
pp. 263
Scenarios for Language Contact
pp. 282
Ethnic Identity and Linguistic Contact
pp. 299
Contact and Sociolinguistic Typology
pp. 320
Contact and Language Death
pp. 340
Fieldwork in Contact Situations
pp. 359
Macrofamilies, Macroareas, and Contact
pp. 380
Contact and Prehistory: The Indo-European Northwest
pp. 406
Contact and the History of Germanic Languages
pp. 432
Contact and the Early History of English
pp. 454
Contact and the Development of American English
pp. 478
Contact Englishes and Creoles in the Caribbean
pp. 498
Contact and Asian Varieties of English
pp. 518
Contact and African Englishes
pp. 538
Contact and the Celtic Languages
pp. 550
Spanish and Portuguese in Contact
pp. 581
Contact and the Development of the Slavic Languages
pp. 598
Contact and the Finno-Ugric Languages
pp. 618
Language Contact in the Balkans
pp. 634
Contact and the Development of Arabic
pp. 652
Turkic Language Contacts
pp. 673
Contact and North American Languages
pp. 695
Language Contact in Africa: A Selected Review
pp. 714
Contact and Siberian Languages
pp. 738
Language Contact in South Asia
pp. 757
Language Contact and Chinese
pp. 770
Contact and Indigenous Languages in Australia
pp. 795
Language Contact in the New Guinea Region
pp. 814
Contact Languages of the Pacific
pp. 837
Author Index
pp. 844
Subject Index
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