1989
DOI: 10.1017/s0008413100013451
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Les langues Créoles et la théorie linguistique

Abstract: L’étude de la genèse des langues créoles fait partie de la problématique plus générale d’une théorie de la variation et du changement linguistique dans les langues naturelles. Même si la genèse des langues créoles se démarque de la genèse des autres langues, tant par les circonstances historiques dans lesquelles elles se développent, que par les dérivations linguistiques qui les caractérisent, l’origine des langues créoles doit être expliquée à l’intérieur du même cadre que les autres langues. Cependent, étant… Show more

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“…One might be tempted to argue that the kena passive is a case of`reverse' relexification: it is the English passive that is lexified by the Malay word kena. This will therefore be a counterexample to the claims of relexification theorists (Lefebvre, 1995;Lefebvre and Lumsdem, 1989). This need not be the case.…”
Section: Familiarmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…One might be tempted to argue that the kena passive is a case of`reverse' relexification: it is the English passive that is lexified by the Malay word kena. This will therefore be a counterexample to the claims of relexification theorists (Lefebvre, 1995;Lefebvre and Lumsdem, 1989). This need not be the case.…”
Section: Familiarmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Lefebvre and Lumsden 1989, 1994a, 1994b, relabelling is a mental process, and thus, an individual process. Typically, situations where pidgins and creoles emerge involve several substrate languages.…”
Section: Relabelling or Transfer?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lefebvre & Lumsden, 1989 was designed to test the relexification hypothesis in the particular case of Haitian Creole. The next section of the paper explains the methodology of this research program; the following sections describe and exemplify the results of the research; and the final section of the paper reviews Singler's complaints.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%