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Africanisms in Afro-American language varieties

Salikoko S. Mufwene

1993

The word on the street

Ph.D., John McWhorter, John H. McWhorter

1998

Renaissance truth and the Latin language turn

Ann Moss

2003

Why elephants have big ears

Chris Lavers

2000

Doing Our Own Thing

John McWhorter

2004

World Englishes

Jennifer Jenkins

2003

English as a world language

Richard W. Bailey

1982

Race

Frank Miele, Vincent Sarich

2004

The French language today

Adrian Battye

1992

Populations, species, and evolution

Ernst Mayr

1970

African American English

Lisa J. Green

2002

On dialect

Peter Trudgill

1983

Variation and change in Spanish

Ralph J. Penny

2000

Authority in language

James Milroy

1986

Linguistic variation in the Shakespeare corpus

Ulrich Busse

1999

The origin of floral structures through insect and other agencies

Henslow, George

1888

The mutation theory

Vries, Hugo de

1909

The diversity of fishes

Gene S. Helfman

1997

Speech style and social evaluation

Howard Giles

1975

Two eyes, a nose, and a mouth

Roberta Grobel Intrater

1995

Genetic variation and disorders in peoples of Africian origin

James E. Bowman

1990

Attitudes to language

Peter Garrett

2010

The German language today

Charles V. J. Russ

1994

Emergent lingua francas and world orders

Phyllis Ghim Lian Chew

2009

International English

Peter Trudgill

1982

Varieties of modern English

Diane Davies

2005

Standard English, Black English, and bidialectalism

Hanni U. Taylor

1990

Do you speak American?

Robert MacNeil

2005

Mutants

Armand Marie Leroi

2005 ★ 4.6

British language & culture

David Else

2007