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Creoles, pidgins, and sundry languages: essays in honor of Pieter Seuren(1).
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Readers familiar with Pieter Seuren's work in theoretical linguistics may be somewhat surprised to find an issue of Linguistics in his honor entirely devoted to creoles, pidgins and "sundry(2) languages." After all, this is an area he has worked in only occasionally, although the bibliography below still counts no less than fifteen publications on this topic. In fact, as he once told me, Pieter has been fascinated by creoles ever since, as a student at the University of Amsterdam, ...
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Creoles, pidgins, and sundry languages: essays in honor of Pieter Seuren(1).
Linguistics: an interdisciplinary journal of the language sciences
; Readers familiar with Pieter Seuren's work in theoretical linguistics may be somewhat surprised to find an issue of Linguistics in his honor entirely devoted to creoles, pidgins and sundry(2) languages. After all, this is an area he has worked in only occasionally, although the bibliography below
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Holzem, Pieter Joseph
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Holzem, Pieter Joseph Entered Eternal Life on June 21, 2007 at the age of 19, after a short, but courageous battle with cancer. Resident of Whitefish Bay. Beloved son of Carole Egan and Robert Holzem. Cherished brother of Benjamin (Anna) Holzem and Andrew (Felicia) Holzem. Loved dearly by Jessica
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Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Drawings and Prints. .(Book Review)
Renaissance Quarterly
; Nadine M. Orenstein, ed. Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Drawings and Prints. (Exhibition Catalogue: Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, and Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.) New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2001. xii + 323 pp. illus. $60 (d), $45 (pbk). ISBN: 0-87099-990-7 (cl),
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An ecocritical reading of Pieter Fourie's Die Koggelaar.(Critical essay)
Journal of Literary Studies
; Summary Pieter Fourie's Die Koggelaar (1988) is an important play in his oeuvre and one which has been commented on and discussed by various theorists. Most of these discussions focused on Boet Cronje as the protagonist of the play and foregrounded the themes of racism, chauvinism and Afrikaner
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Refusing to bribe Home Affairs has got Pieter's wife nowhere.(News)
Cape Times (South Africa)
; IF I were Pieter SH Blaauw, I might have been tempted to disregard this week's instruction not to bribe Home Affairs officials. Who is Pieter SH Blaauw? You may well ask. He is just an ordinary ou who is married to a Russian lady and has been trying for two years to acquire for her a permanent
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