Borrowing versus Code-Switching in West Tarangan (Indonesia)
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List of Tables
List of Figures
Abbreviations and Symbols
Superscript Codes in Examples
Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- West Tarangan: An Island in a Sea of Malay
- Methodology and Corpus
- Prerequisites to LCP Research
- Code-Switching: Causes, Forms, and Modes
- Epilogue: Future Directions
1.1 An overview of research on code-switching and other LCP
1.2 Beliefs and assumptions
1.3 The individual speaker perspective
1.4 Conclusions
2.1 Language ecology of West Tarangan
2.2 Linguistic differences between WT and DM
2.3 Summary
3.1 Methodology
3.2 The corpus
3.3 Conclusion
4.1 Equivalence
4.2 Lexical prerequisites to LCP research
4.3 Discourse-induced Malay lexical units
4.4 Idiolectical usage of Malay
4.5 Lone non-default Malay lexical units
4.6 Modification and negotiation of lexical choices
4.7 Phonological and morphological incorporation of Malay items into WT
4.8 Conclusions
5.1 What does not occur in the WT/Malay corpus
5.2 First cycle of analysis: Conversational motivations
5.3 Second cycle of analysis: Form categories
5.4 Fine-tuning the psycholinguistic approach
5.5 Summary and conclusions
Directions for future research
The future of the West Tarangan language
References