| Preface | 7 |
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| Introduction | 11 |
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| Chapter 1. Language contact in a postcolonial setting: Research approaches to Cameroon English and Cameroon Pidgin English | 13 |
| Part I. Cameroon English: Properties and frameworks | 37 |
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| Chapter 2. The expression of modality in Cameroon English | 39 |
| Chapter 3. A cognitive sociolinguistic approach to the lexicon of Cameroon English and other world Englishes | 73 |
| Chapter 4. Reading the phonology Cameroon English through the Trilateral Process | 87 |
| Chapter 5. One variety, different ethnic tongues: A phonological perspective on Nso’ English | 109 |
| Chapter 6. The filtration processes in Cameroon English | 127 |
| Chapter 7. Language choice, identity, and power in the Cameroonian parliament | 151 |
| Part II. Cameroon Pidgin English: Properties and history | 173 |
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| Chapter 8. Tense and aspect in Cameroon Pidgin English | 175 |
| Chapter 9. Reduplication in Cameroon Pidgin English: Formal and functional perspectives | 201 |
| Chapter 10. Pronouns in Cameroon Pidgin English | 225 |
| Chapter 11. Gud Nyus fo Pidgin?: Bible translation as language elaboration in Cameroon Pidgin English | 255 |
| Chapter 12. German colonial influences on, and representations of, Cameroon Pidgin English | 279 |
| Part III. Texts and more texts | 307 |
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| Written and oral samples of Cameroon English and Cameroon Pidgin English | 309 |
| Contributors | 323 |
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| Author index | 327 |
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| Subject index | 329 |