Nasality in Haitian Creole

Jean-Robert Cadely

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Cadely, Jean-Robert. "Nasality in Haitian Creole".Recent Development in Creole Studies, edited by Dany Adone, Berlin, Boston: Max Niemeyer Verlag, 2003, pp. 5-30.https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110948318.5

Cadely, J. (2003). Nasality in Haitian Creole. In D. Adone (Ed.),Recent Development in Creole Studies (pp. 5-30). Berlin, Boston: Max Niemeyer Verlag.https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110948318.5

Cadely, J. 2003. Nasality in Haitian Creole. In: Adone, D. ed.Recent Development in Creole Studies. Berlin, Boston: Max Niemeyer Verlag, pp. 5-30.https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110948318.5

Cadely, Jean-Robert. "Nasality in Haitian Creole" InRecent Development in Creole Studies edited by Dany Adone, 5-30. Berlin, Boston: Max Niemeyer Verlag, 2003.https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110948318.5

Cadely J. Nasality in Haitian Creole. In: Adone D (ed.)Recent Development in Creole Studies. Berlin, Boston: Max Niemeyer Verlag; 2003. p.5-30.https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110948318.5

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Frontmatteri
Prefacev
Table of Contentsvii
Introduction: Recent Development in Creole Studies1
Nasality in Haitian Creole5
Evidence for Recursive Syllable Structures in Aluku and Sranan31
Relexification, Reversed Interference, Double Signals and the Organization of the Mental Lexicon53
Event Descriptions in Fòn and Haitian Creole67
Restricted Verb Movement in Ngukurr Kriol91
Licensing Conditions on Cliticization in Cape Verdean Creole109
Haitian Creole Se: A Copula, a Pronoun, Both or Neither? On the Double Life of a Functional Head135
Some un-French Properties of Lesser Antillean Grammar175
Haitian Construct State Nominals: A Creole Contribution to the Theory of Genitive Phrases203
Menage à Trois: How Promiscuous are Objects in Resultatives?223
Contributors233

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Chapters in this book

Frontmatteri
Prefacev
Table of Contentsvii
Introduction: Recent Development in Creole Studies1
Nasality in Haitian Creole5
Evidence for Recursive Syllable Structures in Aluku and Sranan31
Relexification, Reversed Interference, Double Signals and the Organization of the Mental Lexicon53
Event Descriptions in Fòn and Haitian Creole67
Restricted Verb Movement in Ngukurr Kriol91
Licensing Conditions on Cliticization in Cape Verdean Creole109
Haitian Creole Se: A Copula, a Pronoun, Both or Neither? On the Double Life of a Functional Head135
Some un-French Properties of Lesser Antillean Grammar175
Haitian Construct State Nominals: A Creole Contribution to the Theory of Genitive Phrases203
Menage à Trois: How Promiscuous are Objects in Resultatives?223
Contributors233

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