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Date: 09-Sep-2009 From: Ngoni Chipere <ngoni.chiperecavehill.uwi.edu> Subject: Development of Caribbean English E-mail this message to a friend
Dear all,
I'm trying to identify developmental norms for children acquiring Caribbean English. The literature seems very sparse, so any studies that you are aware of will likely be very useful. AAE is a close match to Caribbean English in some respects and I've been able to identify some studies in this area (namely by Shelley Velleman and colleagues).
If you don't know of any studies in Caribbean English, I would be grateful for references on AAE. I am particularly interested in phonological development but other areas are also of interest.
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