3.2. Postcolonial innovations and transformations: Putting language in the forefront

Herausgeber | Editor | Éditeur: Eric A. Anchimbe (University of Munich)

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Eric A. Anchimbe (University of Munich)	Postcolonial innovations and transformations: Putting language in the forefront
Eric A. Anchimbe (University of Munich)	Linguabridity. Redefining linguistic identities among children in urban areas
Roy Bendor (Simon Fraser University Vancouver, Canada)	Digesting globalization: Demarcation, hybridization and power
Hugo C. Cardoso (Universiteit van Amsterdam, The Netherlands)	Linguistic traces of a colonial structure
Thomas B. Klein (Georgia Southern University)	Consciousness and linguistic agency in Creole: Evidence from Gullah and Geechee
Divine Che Neba (University of Burundi)	Deconstruction and reconstruction of English in postcolonial writings: A gateway to multiculturalism
Stephen Ambe Mforteh (Department of English, University of Yaoundé 1, Cameroon)	Cultural innovations in Cameroon’s linguistic Tower of Babel
Déogratias Nizonkiza (University of Burundi)	English in Burundi: A non colonial heritage
Tamami Shimada (Kyoto University, Japan)	The do be form in contemporary Hiberno-English: An implication for grammatical transformations
Alice Wanjiru Wachira (Ludwig Maximilians-Universität München)	Multilingualism in Kenya: Focus on language use and its implications
Jessica Walker (University of Western Australia)	Thomas Jefferson and the new American language

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