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| In a sea of heteroglossia: pluri-lingualism, pluri-culturalism, and pluri-identification in the Caribbean |
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Faraclas, Nicholas ( edited by ) Severing, Ronald ( edited by ) Weijer, Christa ( edited by ) Echteld, Elisabeth ( edited by ) Hinds-Layne, Marsha ( edited by )
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Fundashon di Idioma (FPI) ( Willemstad , Curaçao ) University of the Netherlands Antilles (UNA)
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| Publication Date: | | 2010 |
| Type: | | Book |
| Format: | | 421 p. : ill., fig.; 18 cm |
| Edition: | | 2010 |
| Source Institution: | | University of Curaçao |
| Holding Location: | | University of Curaçao |
| Subject Keyword: | |
Language and culture -- Caribbean Literacy -- Caribbean Caribbean literature
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| Spatial Coverage: | | Caribbean |
| Language: | | English |
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| In a sea of heteroglossia: pluri-lingualism, pluri-culturalism, and pluri-identification in the Caribbean |
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| Nederlandsche pandecten, of Verzameling van wetten in het Koningrijk der Nederlanden / door W.Y. van Hamelsveld |
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| Type: | | Book |
| Source Institution: | | Leiden University |
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| Nederlandsche pandecten, of Verzameling van wetten in het Koningrijk der Nederlanden / door W.Y. van Hamelsveld |
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| Rhythmic importation, linguistic adaptation and integration in Aruban music: an analysis of the place and development of Calypso and Soca in Aruban society |
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| Creator: | | Richardson, Gregory T.E. |
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Fundashon di Idioma (FPI) ( Willemstad , Curaçao ) University of the Netherlands Antilles (UNA)
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| Type: | | Book |
| Format: | | Page 253-263. |
| Source Institution: | | University of Curaçao |
| Holding Location: | | University of Curaçao |
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Soca -- Aruba Calypso (music) -- Aruba Music -- Aruba
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| Spatial Coverage: | | Aruba |
| Language: | | English |
“... Calypsonians such as Paul Conner, You ng Quick Silver, Ray Anthony Thomas, Rasta Linda, Lord Cobashi, Mighty Reds and Mighty Cliffy predominantly sang songs in San Nicolas English up Lord Boxoe was the first Calypsonian of that generation to start singing in...” |
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| Rhythmic importation, linguistic adaptation and integration in Aruban music: an analysis of the place and development of Calypso and Soca in Aruban society |
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