Deconstructing Creole:
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| Schriftenreihe: | Typological studies in language
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| adam_text | Deconstructing Creoìe
is a collection of studies aimed at critically
assessing the idea of
creole
languages as a homogeneous structural
type with shared and peculiar patterns of genesis. Following up on the
critical discussion of notions of
creole
exceptionalism as historical
and ideological constructs, this volume tests the basic assumptions
that underlie current attempts to present
creole
structure as a special
type, from typological as well as sociohistorical perspectives. The
sum of the findings presented here suggests that careful empirical
investigation of input varieties and contact environments can explain
the structural output without recourse to an exceptional genesis
scenario. Echoing calls to dissolve the notion of creolization as a
special diachronic process, this volume proposes that theoretically
grounded approaches to the notions of simplicity, complexity,
transmission, etc. do not warrant considering so-called
creole
languages as a special
synchronie type.
Table of contents
Acknowledgments xi
Deconstructing créole: The rationale 1
Umberto Ansaldo Stephen Matthews
1 On deconstruction 1
2 Deconstructing créole 3
2.1 Créole studies and linguistics 3
2.2 Introducing the volume 4
3 History ofbeliefs 8
3.1 A brief history of créole ideas 8
3.2 From the Language Bioprogram to the Créole Prototype 10
3.3 Créole myths 12
3.3.1 The myth of simplicity 12
3.3.2 The myth of decreolization 13
3.3.3 The myth ofexceptionaldiachrony 13
4 Final remarks 14
Part 1
Typology and grammar
Typology and grammar: Créole morphology revisited 21
Joseph T. Farquharson
1 Introduction 21
2 Word-formation 22
2.1 Affixation 23
2.2 Reduplication 24
2.3 Compounding 25
2.4 Zero-derivation 26
3 Transparency 27
4 Inflectional morphology 28
4.1 Affixational inflectional morphology 29
4.2 Reduplicative inflectional morphology 30
5 Complex morphology 31
5.1 Complex morphology as inflectional (affixational) morphology? 31
5.2 Complexity and âge 31
6 Conclusion 34
The rôle of typology in language création: A descriptive take 39
Enoch O. Aboh Umberto Ansaldo
1 Introduction 39
2 Contact languages and simple grammars 40
2.1 Inflection and simplification 40
2.2 The Noun Phrase as a case study for compétition and sélection 42
2.3 The Feature Pool 44
2.4 Simplification again 46
3 Compétition and sélection in English, Gbe and the Suriname créoles 47
3.1 Properties of the noun phrase in English,
Gungbe and the Suriname créoles 47
3.2 The function of determiners in the competing languages
and the emerging créole 50
3.3 Intertwining syntax and semantics 52
3.4 Summary 56
4 Congruence, frequency and replication in Sri Lanka Malay 57
4.1 Morphème sources 58
4.2 Structural featuresof case in SLM, Sinhala and Tamil 58
4.3 Functional alignments 60
4.4 Summary 62
5 Conclusions 63
Créoles, complexity and associational semantics 67
David Gil
1 Créoles and complexity 67
2 Associational semantics 71
3 Associational semantics and complexity 75
4 Measuring complexity: The association experiment 79
4.1 Expérimental design 81
4.2 Running the experiment 86
5 Results 88
6 Further questions: Why languages vary and why languages undress 90
Admixture and after: The Chamic languages and the Créole Prototype 109
Anthony P. Grant
1 The Créole Prototype 109
2 Introduction to the Chamic languages 111
3 Where the Chamic languages fit in genealogically 112
4 Influences on the Chamic languages: Whence and where 114
5 Lexical éléments of unknown origin in Chamic 120
6 Aspects of Chamic typology: Phonology, morphology and syntax 121
7 Transfer of fabric in Chamic: The lexicon 126
8 How Indochinese Chamic languages got this way :
The replication of the effects of the Créole Prototype as a dynamic
diachronic process 130
9 Conclusions 136
Relexification and pidgin development: The case of Cape Dutch Pidgin 141
Hans den Besten
1 Preliminaries 141
2 The CDP sentence: Relexification and stripping (and more) 142
2.1 SOV word order and the history of CDP 142
2.2 Relexification and stripping 144
2.3 Relexification and Pro-drop 147
2.4 Négation, temporal anchoring and hâve and be 149
2.5 Looking ahead 151
3 CDP DPs: Relexification, stripping and adaptation 151
3.1 DP-internal Word Order 151
3.2 Petrified endings? Nominalizations? 154
3.3 Conclusion 155
4 CDP PPs 155
5 CDP clauses again 157
6 Conclusions 159
Part 2
Sociohistorical contexts
Sociohistorical contexts: Transmission and transfer 167
JeffSiegel
1 Introduction 167
2 Transmission of the lexifier 167
2.1 Break in transmission 167
2.2 Normal transmission 169
2.2.1 Lack of évidence of a pre-existing pidgin 169
2.2.2 Existence in some créoles of morphology from the lexifier 172
2.2.3 Conventional language change 172
2.3 Discussion 175
3 Transmission of substrate features 177
3.1 Language transfer 177
3.2 Substrate reinforcement 185
4 Associated idéologies 187
4.1 Thedevelopmentofpost-colonialideologyin the New World 187
4.2 Discussion 191
4.3 Imperfect learning 194
5 Conclusion 195
The sociolinguistic history of the Peranakans:
What it tells us about creolization 203
Umberto Ansaldo, Usa Lim Salikoko S. Mufwene
1 Créoles and the notion of creolization 203
2 The Peranakan population and the genesisof Baba Malay 206
2.1 The non-traumatic birth of the Peranakans 207
2.2 Multilingualism and the nature of transmission 209
2.3 The Peranakans as privileged British subjects 210
2.4 Baba Malay features 212
2.5 Summary and reflections 218
3 Final remarks 220
The complexity that really matters: The rôle of political economy
in créole genesis 227
Nicholas Faraclas, Don E. Walicek, Mervyn Alleyne, Wilfredo Geigel Luis Ortiz
1 Introduction 227
1.1 Purpose 229
2 Interaction, not simply access 229
2.1 Correlating colonization and types of interaction 230
3 Beyond corrélation: The descriptive and explanatory power
of the Matrix of Creolization in relation to key debates in creolistics 231
4 Toward a typology of colonization and creolization:
Political economy and the continua, matrix, and space
of Afro-Caribbean creolization 234
4.1 Superstrate économies 239
4.2 Superstrate idéologies, cultures, and linguistics 242
4.3 Superstrate politics 245
4.4 Substrate économies 248
4.5 Substrate idéologies, cultures, and linguistics 251
4.6 Substrate politics 255
5 Conclusion: The linguistic outcomes 258
Créole metaphors in cultural analysis 265
Roxy Harris Ben Rampton
1 Introduction 265
2 Idéologies in créole linguistics 266
3 Créole language study and the shift in linguistics 270
4 Interaction as a site of transcultural encounter 273
4.1 Interactional siting: Ritual and remédiai interchanges 276
4.2 Processes of symbolic évocation: Historical consciousness
in situated code-switching 278
5 Conclusion 281
Index 287
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| adam_txt |
Deconstructing Creoìe
is a collection of studies aimed at critically
assessing the idea of
creole
languages as a homogeneous structural
type with shared and peculiar patterns of genesis. Following up on the
critical discussion of notions of
'creole
exceptionalism' as historical
and ideological constructs, this volume tests the basic assumptions
that underlie current attempts to present
'creole
structure' as a special
type, from typological as well as sociohistorical perspectives. The
sum of the findings presented here suggests that careful empirical
investigation of input varieties and contact environments can explain
the structural output without recourse to an exceptional genesis
scenario. Echoing calls to dissolve the notion of'creolization' as a
special diachronic process, this volume proposes that theoretically
grounded approaches to the notions of simplicity, complexity,
transmission, etc. do not warrant considering so-called
'creole'
languages as a special
synchronie type.
Table of contents
Acknowledgments xi
Deconstructing créole: The rationale 1
Umberto Ansaldo Stephen Matthews
1 On deconstruction 1
2 Deconstructing créole 3
2.1 Créole studies and linguistics 3
2.2 Introducing the volume 4
3 History ofbeliefs 8
3.1 A brief history of créole ideas 8
3.2 From the Language Bioprogram to the Créole Prototype 10
3.3 Créole myths 12
3.3.1 The myth of simplicity 12
3.3.2 The myth of decreolization 13
3.3.3 The myth ofexceptionaldiachrony 13
4 Final remarks 14
Part 1
Typology and grammar
Typology and grammar: Créole morphology revisited 21
Joseph T. Farquharson
1 Introduction 21
2 Word-formation 22
2.1 Affixation 23
2.2 Reduplication 24
2.3 Compounding 25
2.4 Zero-derivation 26
3 Transparency 27
4 Inflectional morphology 28
4.1 Affixational inflectional morphology 29
4.2 Reduplicative inflectional morphology 30
5 Complex morphology 31
5.1 Complex morphology as inflectional (affixational) morphology? 31
5.2 Complexity and âge 31
6 Conclusion 34
The rôle of typology in language création: A descriptive take 39
Enoch O. Aboh Umberto Ansaldo
1 Introduction 39
2 Contact languages and 'simple grammars' 40
2.1 Inflection and simplification 40
2.2 The Noun Phrase as a case study for compétition and sélection 42
2.3 The Feature Pool 44
2.4 Simplification again 46
3 Compétition and sélection in English, Gbe and the Suriname créoles 47
3.1 Properties of the noun phrase in English,
Gungbe and the Suriname créoles 47
3.2 The function of determiners in the competing languages
and the emerging créole 50
3.3 Intertwining syntax and semantics 52
3.4 Summary 56
4 Congruence, frequency and replication in Sri Lanka Malay 57
4.1 Morphème sources 58
4.2 Structural featuresof case in SLM, Sinhala and Tamil 58
4.3 Functional alignments 60
4.4 Summary 62
5 Conclusions 63
Créoles, complexity and associational semantics 67
David Gil
1 Créoles and complexity 67
2 Associational semantics 71
3 Associational semantics and complexity 75
4 Measuring complexity: The association experiment 79
4.1 Expérimental design 81
4.2 Running the experiment 86
5 Results 88
6 Further questions: Why languages vary and why languages 'undress' 90
Admixture and after: The Chamic languages and the Créole Prototype 109
Anthony P. Grant
1 The Créole Prototype 109
2 Introduction to the Chamic languages 111
3 Where the Chamic languages fit in genealogically 112
4 Influences on the Chamic languages: Whence and where 114
5 Lexical éléments of unknown origin in Chamic 120
6 Aspects of Chamic typology: Phonology, morphology and syntax 121
7 Transfer of fabric in Chamic: The lexicon 126
8 How Indochinese Chamic languages got this way':
The replication of the effects of the Créole Prototype as a dynamic
diachronic process 130
9 Conclusions 136
Relexification and pidgin development: The case of Cape Dutch Pidgin 141
Hans den Besten
1 Preliminaries 141
2 The CDP sentence: Relexification and stripping (and more) 142
2.1 SOV word order and the history of CDP 142
2.2 Relexification and stripping 144
2.3 Relexification and Pro-drop 147
2.4 Négation, temporal anchoring and 'hâve' and 'be' 149
2.5 Looking ahead 151
3 CDP DPs: Relexification, stripping and adaptation 151
3.1 DP-internal Word Order 151
3.2 Petrified endings? Nominalizations? 154
3.3 Conclusion 155
4 CDP PPs 155
5 CDP clauses again 157
6 Conclusions 159
Part 2
Sociohistorical contexts
Sociohistorical contexts: Transmission and transfer 167
JeffSiegel
1 Introduction 167
2 Transmission of the lexifier 167
2.1 Break in transmission 167
2.2 Normal transmission 169
2.2.1 Lack of évidence of a pre-existing pidgin 169
2.2.2 Existence in some créoles of morphology from the lexifier 172
2.2.3 Conventional language change 172
2.3 Discussion 175
3 Transmission of substrate features 177
3.1 Language transfer 177
3.2 Substrate reinforcement 185
4 Associated idéologies 187
4.1 Thedevelopmentofpost-colonialideologyin the'New World' 187
4.2 Discussion 191
4.3 'Imperfect' learning 194
5 Conclusion 195
The sociolinguistic history of the Peranakans:
What it tells us about 'creolization' 203
Umberto Ansaldo, Usa Lim Salikoko S. Mufwene
1 Créoles and the notion of creolization' 203
2 The Peranakan population and the genesisof Baba Malay 206
2.1 The non-traumatic birth of the Peranakans 207
2.2 Multilingualism and the nature of transmission 209
2.3 The Peranakans as privileged British subjects 210
2.4 Baba Malay features 212
2.5 Summary and reflections 218
3 Final remarks 220
The complexity that really matters: The rôle of political economy
in créole genesis 227
Nicholas Faraclas, Don E. Walicek, Mervyn Alleyne, Wilfredo Geigel Luis Ortiz
1 Introduction 227
1.1 Purpose 229
2 Interaction, not simply 'access' 229
2.1 Correlating colonization and types of interaction 230
3 Beyond corrélation: The descriptive and explanatory power
of the Matrix of Creolization in relation to key debates in creolistics 231
4 Toward a typology of colonization and creolization:
Political economy and the continua, matrix, and space
of Afro-Caribbean creolization 234
4.1 Superstrate économies 239
4.2 Superstrate idéologies, cultures, and linguistics 242
4.3 Superstrate politics 245
4.4 Substrate économies 248
4.5 Substrate idéologies, cultures, and linguistics 251
4.6 Substrate politics 255
5 Conclusion: The linguistic outcomes 258
Créole metaphors in cultural analysis 265
Roxy Harris Ben Rampton
1 Introduction 265
2 Idéologies in créole linguistics 266
3 Créole language study and the shift in linguistics 270
4 Interaction as a site of'transcultural'encounter 273
4.1 Interactional siting: Ritual and remédiai interchanges 276
4.2 Processes of symbolic évocation: Historical consciousness
in situated code-switching 278
5 Conclusion 281
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| spelling | Deconstructing Creole ed. by Umberto Ansaldo ... Amsterdam [u.a.] Benjamins 2007 IX, 290 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Typological studies in language 73 Creooltalen gtt Creole dialects Typology (Linguistics) Kreolische Sprachen (DE-588)4073790-1 gnd rswk-swf Sprachtypologie (DE-588)4056503-8 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Kreolische Sprachen (DE-588)4073790-1 s Sprachtypologie (DE-588)4056503-8 s DE-604 Ansaldo, Umberto 1967- Sonstige (DE-588)142981591 oth Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 978-90-272-9239-1 Typological studies in language 73 (DE-604)BV000011981 73 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0714/2007013803.html Table of contents only Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015721060&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015721060&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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