Language and identity in San Nicolas and attitudes toward San Nicolas English.

P.M. Kester; Ana María Rodríguez Lorenzo

Language and identity in San Nicolas and attitudes toward San Nicolas English.

P.M. Kester, Ana María Rodríguez Lorenzo

University of Curacao

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Embracing Multiple Identities: Opting out of neocolonial monolingualism, monoculturism and mono-identification in the Dutch Caribbean.
Editors	Nicholas Faraclas, Ronald Severing, Christa Weijer, Elisabeth Echteld, Wim Rutgers, Robert Dupey
Place of Publication	Curacao/Puerto Rico
Publisher	University of Curacao & University of Puerto Rico
Pages	27-46
Number of pages	20
Publication status	Published - 2016

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Kester, P. M., & Rodríguez Lorenzo, A. M. (2016). Language and identity in San Nicolas and attitudes toward San Nicolas English. In N. Faraclas, R. Severing, C. Weijer, E. Echteld, W. Rutgers, & R. Dupey (Eds.), Embracing Multiple Identities: Opting out of neocolonial monolingualism, monoculturism and mono-identification in the Dutch Caribbean. (pp. 27-46). University of Curacao & University of Puerto Rico.

Kester, P.M. ; Rodríguez Lorenzo, Ana María. / Language and identity in San Nicolas and attitudes toward San Nicolas English. Embracing Multiple Identities: Opting out of neocolonial monolingualism, monoculturism and mono-identification in the Dutch Caribbean.. editor / Nicholas Faraclas ; Ronald Severing ; Christa Weijer ; Elisabeth Echteld ; Wim Rutgers ; Robert Dupey. Curacao/Puerto Rico : University of Curacao & University of Puerto Rico, 2016. pp. 27-46

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Kester, PM & Rodríguez Lorenzo, AM 2016, Language and identity in San Nicolas and attitudes toward San Nicolas English. in N Faraclas, R Severing, C Weijer, E Echteld, W Rutgers & R Dupey (eds), Embracing Multiple Identities: Opting out of neocolonial monolingualism, monoculturism and mono-identification in the Dutch Caribbean.. University of Curacao & University of Puerto Rico, Curacao/Puerto Rico, pp. 27-46.

Language and identity in San Nicolas and attitudes toward San Nicolas English. / Kester, P.M.; Rodríguez Lorenzo, Ana María.
Embracing Multiple Identities: Opting out of neocolonial monolingualism, monoculturism and mono-identification in the Dutch Caribbean.. ed. / Nicholas Faraclas; Ronald Severing; Christa Weijer; Elisabeth Echteld; Wim Rutgers; Robert Dupey. Curacao/Puerto Rico: University of Curacao & University of Puerto Rico, 2016. p. 27-46.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › Academic › peer-review

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Kester PM, Rodríguez Lorenzo AM. Language and identity in San Nicolas and attitudes toward San Nicolas English. In Faraclas N, Severing R, Weijer C, Echteld E, Rutgers W, Dupey R, editors, Embracing Multiple Identities: Opting out of neocolonial monolingualism, monoculturism and mono-identification in the Dutch Caribbean.. Curacao/Puerto Rico: University of Curacao & University of Puerto Rico. 2016. p. 27-46