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|a 9781614516842; 9781501501142
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|a 10.1515/9781614514886-012
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|a Borges, Robert
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|u http://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/23797
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|a Muysken, Pieter
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|a Villerius, Sophie
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|a Yakpo, Kofi
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|a Chapter 12 The tense-mood-aspect systems of the languages of Suriname
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|a This chapter deals with tense, mood, and aspect (TMA) marking in the languages of Suriname, focusing on the stability of forms, meanings, and structural pat-terns. Despite its prominent position in the creolization debate and occasional mentions in the literature on linguistic areas, studies on TMA in (non creoliza-tion) contact settings in Suriname are relatively few. TMA has been studied in detail in the world's languages, however, in terms of: - typology (Dahl 1985, 2000; Boland 2006; Dahl and Velupillai 2011a, 2011b, 2011c, 2011d; Dryer 2011; Velupillai 2012); - creolization (Singler 1990; Bakker et al. 1994; Winford 2001; Velupillai 2015: 391-403); and - historical development & grammaticalization (Bybee et al. 1994)
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|a English
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|a linguistics
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|a Historical & comparative linguistics
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|a Language Contact
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|a Bilingualism
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|t Boundaries and Bridges: Language Contact in Multilingual Ecologies
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