Title: Grammatical structure and style-shift in Hawaiian Pidgin and Creole
First published: 1973
Description: This is a doctoral thesis based on field work in spoken Hawaiian English.  It shows how speakers shift their speaking style (and vary the characteristic grammatical features of Hawaiian English) depending on the audience.
Subjects: linguistics, Hawaiian English, English dialects, implicational scaling, style-shift, code-switching
Places: Hawaii
LC classification: Microfilm 50644 (P)