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Pidgins
Not native languages
An incomplete form of language
Why were pidgins used?
Between slaves of different nationalities to plan their escapes
Creoles
Second generation to use pidgins (becomes their first language)
Vertically transmitted
More complex grammar
Examples of Creoles
Haitian Creole (Developed from French pidgin)
Tok Pisin (Once a pidgin, now an official language)
Reflectionism
Language reflects societal attitudes
Determinism
Societal attitudes reflect language use
Relativism
Language relates to societal attitudes
Euphemism treadmill examples (Pinker)
“Special” Pejorated
Idiot- mentally handicapped - special needs