• Original research article
  • January 10, 2012
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LANGUAGE-LEXIFIER PHONOLOGY DEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS IN HAWAIIAN ENGLISH CREOLE

Abstract

The author considers the problem of a language-lexifier phonology development and reorganization in pidgins and creoles by the example of the Hawaiian English creole from the positions of the synergetic approach to languages studying.

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Author information

Irina Aleksandrovna Krylova

Russian State Pedagogical University named after A. I. Gertsen in St. Petersburg

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  • Published: January 10, 2012.

Keywords

  • язык-лексификатор
  • пиджины
  • креольские языки
  • синергетика
  • лингвистическая синергетика
  • language-lexifier
  • pidgins
  • creole languages
  • synergetics
  • linguistic synergetics

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