Contents
V 4 N 1
Fall 1996
Special Issue:
African American Vernacular English
Guest Editor:
Mary Brown Zeigler
Articles
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Title | Author |
Page
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Introductory Essay: Postcolonial Contexts of African American Vernacular English |
Mary Brown Zeigler |
1
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African American Vernacular English in Colonial and Postcolonial Perspectives: The Linguistic Paradox |
Abíódún Goké-Paríolá |
14
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Our Language, Our Selves | Sonja L. Laneheart |
24
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Barbados Creole English: Insights into Linguistic and Social Identity | Renee Blake |
37
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Culturally Toned Diminutives Within the Speech Community of African Americans | Denise Troutman |
55
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African American Writers and the Use of Dialect in Literature: The Foregrounding of Ethnicity |
Viktor Osinubi |
65
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African American Discourse: Clarifying the Conflict | Mildred M. Pate |
78
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"Do You Know What I Mean?": The Struggle Continues . . . | Elaine Richardson |
89
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"Race," "Science," and the Rhetoric of Cognition | Jocelyn Adkins Irby |
102
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Coda: The Invisible Language: African American English in Language Arts and Composition |
Mary Brown Zeigler |
112
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