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Pidgin and Creole linguistics in the twenty-first century

Glenn G. Gilbèrt

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Glenn Gilbert: What's Ahead in Pidgin and Creole Linguistics - Jeff Siegel: Applied Creolistics in the 21st Century - Jacques Arends: The Historical Study of Creoles and the Future of Creole Studies - Peter Bakker: Some Future Challenges for Pidgin and Creole Studies - Michael Aceto: Going Back to the Beginning: Describing the (Nearly) Undocumented Anglophone Creoles of the Caribbean - Armin Schwegler: Creolistics in Latin America: Past, Present, and Future - John Holm: The Study of Semi-creoles in the 21st Century - Anand Syea: Future Developments in Creole Languages: Moving away from Analyticity - Ingo Plag: On the Role of Grammaticalization in Creolization - Claire Lefebvre: The Field of Pidgin and Creole Linguistics at the Turn of the Millennium: The Problem of the Genesis and Development of PCs - Donald Winford: Creoles in the Context of Contact Linguistics - Mikael Parkvall: Cutting off the Branch.

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Key concepts: Creole language, Pidgin, Creolization, English-based creole languages, Context (archaeology), Grammaticalization, Linguistics, Historical linguistics