Sarah G. Thomason
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This chapter contains sections titled: Types of Linguistic Interference Mechanisms of Interference4 Sources of Change in Language Attrition Contact-Language Genesis versus Contact-Induced Change Conclusion: Evidence for Contact as a Source of Language Change Notes
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This chapter contains sections titled: Types of Linguistic Interference Mechanisms of Interference4 Sources of Change in Language Attrition Contact-Language Genesis versus Contact-Induced Change Conclusion: Evidence for Contact as a Source of Language Change Notes
Key concepts: Language change, Language contact, Linguistics, Attrition, Computer science, Philosophy, Medicine, Dentistry