University of Nairobi

List of John Benjamins publications that have an author or editor affiliated with University of Nairobi*

Schröder, Helga 2024 Verbal lexicalization and cultural domains in Toposa

Keywords: semantic domains | verb lexicalization | language and culture | cultural scenarios | cultural keywords

In: Anthropological Linguistics: Perspectives from Africa, Hollington, Andrea, Alice Mitchell & Nico Nassenstein (eds.) [Culture and Language Use: Studies in Anthropological Linguistics, 23] pp. 367–392 | open access

Buregeya, Alfred 2022 How real has the long-anticipated fast-growing influence of American English on Kenyan English been?: A corpus-backed focus on vocabulary

Keywords: American English | British English | Global Web-Based English Corpus | Kenyan English | Kenyan sub-corpus of the International Corpus of English | vocabulary

English World-Wide 43:2 pp. 192–219 | article

Schröder, Helga 2016 Reference assignment in pronominal argument languages: A relevance-theoretic perspective

Keywords: attributive nominalisation | conceptual/procedural meaning | pronominal argument languages | reference assignment | referential nominalisation

In: Relevance Theory: Recent developments, current challenges and future directions, Padilla Cruz, Manuel (ed.) [Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 268] p. 81

Buregeya, Alfred 2011 Review of English as a Local Language: Post-colonial Identities and Multilingual Practices by Christina Higgins (2009)

English World-Wide 32:1 pp. 105–110 | book review

Buregeya, Alfred 2010 Review of The Study and Use of English in Africa edited by Arua E. Arua, Mompoloki M. Bagwasi, Tiro Sebina & Barolong Seboni (2006)

English World-Wide 31:1 pp. 115–119 | book review

Buregeya, Alfred 2006 Grammatical features of Kenyan English and the extent of their acceptability

Keywords: spelling | acceptability | grammar | Kenyan English | New Englishes | punctuation

English World-Wide 27:2 pp. 199–216 | article

Iraki, Frederick Kang’ethe 2008 A contrastive reading of temporal-aspectual morphemes in Swahili: The case of ‘-li’ and ‘-me’

In: Meaning Through Language Contrast: Volume 1, Jaszczolt, Katarzyna M. & Ken Turner (eds.) [Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 99] pp. 117–125

*Please note that this list may be inaccurate for older publications.