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Frontiers of the lingua franca: Ideologies of the linguistic contact zone in Dutch New Guinea

Danilyn Rutherford University of Chicago, USA
Pages 387-412 | Published online: 17 Feb 2007

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Holger Warnk. (2010) THE COMING OF ISLAM AND MOLUCCAN-MALAY CULTURE TO NEW GUINEA c.1500–1920∗ . Indonesia and the Malay World 38:110, pages 109-134.
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Anna Pytlowany & Toon Van Hal. (2016) Merchants, scholars and languages: The circulation of linguistic knowledge in the context of the Dutch East India Company (VOC). Histoire Epistémologie Langage 38:1, pages 19-38.
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Debra McDougall. (2012) Stealing foreign words, recovering local treasures: Bible translation and vernacular literacy on Ranongga (Solomon Islands). The Australian Journal of Anthropology 23:3, pages 318-339.
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