Vol. 9 No. 1 (2022): Multilingual Margins

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Published: 25-05-2023

Table of Contents

Table of contents
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Articles

Linguistic Marginalia: A Special Issue on African Urban Youth Language (AUYL) Practices

Philipp W. Rudd
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Linguistic Features in a Marginal Corpus. The Case of Written Camfranglais, a Cameroon Youth Language

Augustin Emmanuel Ebongue
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Language on the margins: multilinguality, marginality and linguistic precarity in the Nigerian context

Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju
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Empaako, the Magic Word: A Special Form of Address Used in Western Uganda

Gerald Heusing
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Strategies for Identifying Sheng: What counts as Sheng?

Peter Githinji
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The ‘rural-urban’ mix in the use of prepositions and prepositional phrases by students of literature in Kenyan universities

Esther K. Mbithi
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Escaping the Margins of Society: New Media and Youth Language Practices across the Rural Urban Divide in Kenya

Fridah Kanana Erastus , Daniel Ochieng Orwenjo, Margaret Nguru Gathigia
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Marginality, subversive language and sex tourism: Multilingual practices at the Kenyan coast

Nico Nassenstein
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The Performative Grammars of Civic Action: Decolonizing Interstices of Language through Theatricalizing Sheng

Karin A. Waidley
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