My new article in the Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages is now available online (Open Access): Pacific transformations of the ‘Country of Babel’: The legacy of a colonial language myth in nationalist discourses on Hawai‘i Creole and Tok Pisin.
Author Archives: Chris Neuenschwander
Ready to go!
Do you have stories to share about Pidgin? What it meant to you growing up, and what it means to you now? I am excited to start a brand-new study on Hawai’i Creole, to explore the different forms and uses of Pidgin, and to learn about all the stories and experiences that come with it!Continue reading “Ready to go!”
IRC award and project start
Today, the Irish Research Council (IRC) published a list of research projects that will be funded over the next years, and I am delighted to officially announce the news that I received a few months ago: I have been awarded the Government of Ireland Postdoctoral Fellowship for the project “Language Variation and Social Meaning inContinue reading “IRC award and project start”
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