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Negative Concord in Creole Languages: commonalities and variation in the perspective of Bickerton's legacy

Viviane Déprez

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In his groundbreaking 1981 book, Roots of Language, Bickerton was amongst the first to propose a list of properties that he hypothesized to be common to all creole languages. In my contribution here I revisit and reassess Bickerton's observations about the nature of negation and negative dependencies in creole languages. I will base myself more specifically on French based creoles but appeal as well to other creoles to confirm patterns discovered there or complete them with additional possibilities.
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hal-03928472 , version 1 (13-11-2023)

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Viviane Déprez. Negative Concord in Creole Languages: commonalities and variation in the perspective of Bickerton's legacy. Dany, Adone & Gramatke, Astrid. (eds.). submitted. On the Evolution, Acquisition and Development of Syntax. Cambridge: CUP., 2024. ⟨hal-03928472⟩
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