Neerlandia : orgaan van het Algemeen Nederlandsch Verbond

Neerlandia : orgaan van het Algemeen Nederlandsch Verbond  

Creator: Algemeen-Nederlands Verbond.
Publisher: Algemeen Nederlandsch Verbond ( Gent, 's-Gravenhage )
Publication Date: 1896-
Type: serial
Format: v. : ; formaat varieert.
Source Institution: Universiteit Leiden
Subject Keyword:  Politiek
Algemeen Nederlands Verbond
Periodicals -- Netherlands
Colonies -- Periodicals -- Netherlands
Spatial Coverage: Netherlands
Genre:  serial (sobekcm)
periodical (marcgt)
Language: Dutch
Neerlandia : orgaan van het Algemeen Nederlandsch Verbond
Re-centering the 'Islands in between': re-thinking the languages, literatures and cultures of the Eastern Caribbean and the African diaspora

Re-centering the 'Islands in between': re-thinking the languages, literatures and cultures of the Eastern Caribbean and the African diaspora  

Creator:  Faraclas, Nicholas
Severing, Ronald
Weijer, Christa
Echteld, Liesbeth
Publisher:  Fundashon di Idioma (FPI) ( Willemstad, Curaçao )
University of the Netherlands Antilles (UNA)
Publication Date: 2009
Type: Book
Format: 198 p. : ill., fig., tab. ; 18 cm.
Edition: 2009
Source Institution: University of Curaçao
Holding Location: University of Curaçao
Language: English
Re-centering the 'Islands in between': re-thinking the languages, literatures and cultures of the Eastern Caribbean and the African diaspora
The use of English lexified Creole in Anglophone Caribbean literature

The use of English lexified Creole in Anglophone Caribbean literature  

Creator: Viada Bellido de Luna, Marta
Publisher:  Fundashon di Idioma (FPI) ( Willemstad, Curaçao )
University of the Netherlands Antilles (UNA)
Type: Book
Format: Page 101-112.
Source Institution: University of Curaçao
Holding Location: University of Curaçao
Language: English

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The use of English lexified Creole in Anglophone Caribbean literature