Language Attitude, Discreteness, and Code-Shifting in Jamaican Creole

Lawton, David L.

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Vol. 1:2 (1980) ► pp.211–226

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Language Attitude, Discreteness, and Code-Shifting in Jamaican Creole

David L. Lawton | Dept. of English, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant

Published online: 1 January 1980

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