The aim of this article is to identify the origin of the Portuguese-based Creole languages which developed in the Gulf of Guinea in the 16th century. In order to achieve this aim, we shall analyze the socio-historical as well as lingual conditions in which the creolization process occurred. ...
The aim of this work was to analyse the genetic origin of the Mexican Creole donkey, as well as its genetic diversity, by comparison with Spanish and African donkey populations by means of the D-loop region of mitochondrial DNA. To this end, the genomic DNA of 68 Mexican Creole donkeys fr...
Of Central and South American origin, the common bean figures prominently in Latin American and Creole cuisines, though varieties are commonly used fresh or dried in foods around the world. pinto beanClose-up of dry pinto beans (Phaseolus vulgaris).(more) There are numerous varieties of common...
New Yor... Multilingual Context sheds light onto recent developments in the English-lexified creole languages of Surinamese origin spoken in western French Guiana, i.e... CIA Hansen - 《Journal of Linguistic Anthropology》 被引量: 0发表: 2015年...
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As an example of this source of "national" consciousness, he describes in detail the world of creole functionaries in the Spanish-American empire, where social mobility for members of the colonial administration was inherently limited to horizontal shifts rather than vertical ones leading to Madrid....
In South American Creole cattle a gradient from east to west and from north to south was found, gradients where the introgression of Zebu decreases [79]. This explains why in Brazilian cattle there was a high prevalence of the Zebu Y chromosome, which was low in Uruguayan and Argentinean ...
The aim of this article is to try and trace the source of a phonological change that applies only in the Portuguese-derived lexicon in Saramaccan. Saramaccan is a mainly English-lexifier maroon creole language with a very substantial Portuguese element i
These two features of the Asian dried shrimp trade highlight an important ethnic, cultural, and economic pattern in the Gulf South that had little to do with cotton, sugar, wheat, or corn, and even less to do with the region's Atlantic-aligned creole heritage. By exploiting an uncontested...
2008. "The two faces of creole grammar and their implications for the origin of complex language." In Variation, Selection, Development: Probing the evolutionary model of language change. Eds. Regine Eckardt, Gerhard Jager, and Tonjes Veenstra. 253-305. Berlin: Mouton d...