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| Session 1 |
1A |
1B |
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| TIME |
VENUE 1:
LRC
AUDITORIUM A
CHAIR:
Walter EDWARDS |
VENUE 2:
LRC AUDITORIUM B
CHAIR:
Velma POLLARD |
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| 9:00 – 10:30 |
SIMMONS-McDONALD,
Hazel. The Effects of Vernacular Instruction on the
Development of Bi-Literacy Abilities of Native Speakers of French
Creole |
GOODEN, Shelome. Past Time Reference in
Belizean Creole |
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TAYLOR,
Monica. Pragmatic Devoicing: Silence in the Classroom Even
Amidst the Din |
HACKERT, Stephanie. Past Marking in Urban
Bahamian Creole English: From Stativity to Discourse
Principles |
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CRAIG,
Dennis. /laik yu nu waan mi pikni fi laan di waitmaan langwij!/ or
Creole, without Controversy, in West Indian Education |
STEWART,
Michele M. The Garammatical Status of TMA Markers in Jamaican Creole |
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| Session
2: |
2A
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2B
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| TIME
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VENUE 1:
LRC
AUDITORIUM A
CHAIR: Lise WINER
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VENUE 2:
LRC
AUDITORIUM B
CHAIR: Peter
PATRICK |
|
| 10:45 – 12:15
|
COLOT, Serge. Past and Present Strategies
of Lexical Expansion in Guadeloupean and Martinican Creole: From
Borrowing to Creating |
MUFWENE, Salikoko. Socio-Economic Historical
Arguments for a Gradual and Heterogeneous Development of Patois in
Jamaica |
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POLLARD,
Velma & Samuel
FURÉ DAVIS.
Imported Topics, Foreign Vocabularies – Dread Talk, The Cuban
Connection |
WINFORD, Donald. Creole Formation and Second
Language Acquisition |
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EDWARDS, Walters. The Zero Copula in Urban
Guyanese Creole (UGC) and AAVE: Implications for the Origins
Debate |
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| Session 3:
|
3A |
3B |
3C
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| 1:45 – 3:15
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Venue 1:
LRC AUDITORIUM A
CHAIR:
Silvia
KOUWENBERG |
Venue 2:
LRC AUDITORIUM B
CHAIR: Winford
JAMES |
Venue 3:
LRC AUDITORIUM C
CHAIR: Valerie
YOUSSEF |
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SCHNEIDER, Edgar and Christian WAGNER. Literary Dialect of Jamaican
Creole: A Variationist Analysis of Thelwell’s The Harder They
Come |
JAGANAUTH, Dhanis.
The Transitivity of Serial Verb
Constructions |
HAREWOOD, Alana. Rethinking Linguistics,
Gender Stereotypes: Fact or Fantasy |
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HODGE,
Merle. Language in Early
Trinidadian Fiction |
ESSEGBEY, James. Cut and
Break Verbs in Sranan |
MIGGE,
Bettina. Code-Mixing, Gender and
Social Identities among Eastern Maroons |
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Session 4: |
4A |
4B
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|
3:30 –
5:00 |
VENUE 1:
LRC
AUDITORIUM A
CHAIR:
Kathryn SHILEDS-BRODBER |
VENUE 2:
LRC
AUDITORIUM B
CHAIR: Salikoko
MUFWENE |
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MÜHLEISEN,
Susanne. Negotiating Creole Prestige in the Urban Diaspora: An
Intergenerational Perspective |
HOLBROOK,
David. Prepositions in Tobagonian Creole with Special
Attention to the Functions to the Preposition "a" |
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BRYAN,
Beverly. Making Language Visible: Language Awareness in a
Creole-Speaking Environment |
BRUYN, Adrienne. The Development of
Attributive Deictic Items in Sranan: Internal and External Factors |
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NILES,
Keren. Cross-Cultural Problems of Understanding in
Everyday Interaction in the Caribbean |
PRESCOD,
Paula. Indefinite Pronouns in Vincentian Creole and English: A
Comparative Approach |
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TIME |
POSTER SESSIONS |
|
5:00 -
5:45 |
MOODIE-KUBLASINGH, Sylvia, Esperanza, LUENGO,
Alexis PEREZ, & Pedro CARDOZO (CLL).
Teaching Children a Second Language: The Case of Spanish at a
Primary School in Trinidad |
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CARTER,
Beverly-Anne. Language is...Different Things to Different
People |
| EVENING
ACTIVITIES |
| TIME |
Book Launch and
Cultural Evening
Venue: Centre for Language
Learning (CLL)
|
| 7:30 |
- The Caribbean
Multilingual Dictionary of Flora, Fauna and Foods - Jeannette
Allsopp
- Ivory Towers - R.B.
Le Page
- The Languages of Tobago:
Genesis, Structure and Perspectives - Winford James and
Valerie Youssef
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