On the Typology of Creole TMA SystemsSociety for Caribbean Linguistics, University of the West Indies, 2001 - 18 Seiten |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
a/de absolute past aspectual categories b)en Belize creole Belizean ben e Bickerton Bickerton's prototype Caribbean creoles Caribbean English creoles CEC aspectual systems CEC employ closure common core comparison across creoles creole prototype creole tense/aspect systems creole TMA systems creole verb complexes Dahl's discourse context distinction e.g. four Caribbean English Future Pros grammaticize Guyanese Habitual Haitian Creole Impfv INFL inflectional languages inventories and organization Jamaican Jan don juuztu language-specific categories lexical affiliation marker Modal musu nanga unu Non-punctual o/sa Ohio State University organization of creole Papiamentu Past Hab Past Table Perfective Non-future Perfective/Imperfective distinction periphrastically PROG reference and tense Relative Past S/he Society for Caribbean Sranan and rural statives superstrate and substrate systems crosslinguistically tense categories tense locus tense systems tense/aspect categories terminology tripartite system typologists TYPOLOGY OF CREOLE University June 2001 Unmarked Unmarked Unmarked unmarked verb varieties of CEC VP final West Indies Winford The Ohio Winford to appear

