Language In Hawaii & The Pacific - Paul Lassettre 2005

by Paul Lassettre

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"Language in Hawai`i and the Pacific." Textbook Details Author/Compiler: The material was compiled and written in part by Paul Lassettre. Exclusivity: This is a custom edition prepared exclusively for the Department of Linguistics at the University of Hawai`i at Mānoa. Publisher: The book was published by Pearson. Cover Imagery: The cover art showcases a close-up visual of a traveler's palm (Ravenala madagascariensis), featuring its iconic bright green, fan-like fronds growing outward in overlapping rows. About the Topic The textbook explores the vast linguistic landscape of the Pacific region. The Pacific is the most linguistically complex region in the world, containing nearly one-quarter of all the world's languages. Studies under this curriculum typically cover: Indigenous Languages: The history, structure, and revitalization of native tongues like ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (the Hawaiian language). Pidgins and Creoles: The development and social history of local contact languages, such as Hawaiian Creole English (commonly known locally as Pidgin). Regional Families: The broader relationship between Oceanic, Papuan, and Australian language families across the Pacific. "Language In Hawaii & The Pacific by Paul Lassettre is a comprehensive guide exploring the Hawaiian language and its cultural significance in the Pacific region. Published by University of Hawaii Press in 2005, this vintage paperback book is intended for young adults and adults interested in learning more about the Hawa

• Publisher: University of Hawaii Press
• Year: 2005
• Condition: Good

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