15 juillet 2021
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Viktor Rosner, « Algunas observaciones sociolingüísticas sobre el Caribe de lenguas criollas », Amerika, ID : 10.4000/amerika.13623
This article will compare the sociolinguistic situation of the papiamentu speaking Curaçao with the kréyol speaking Martinique. Two Caribbean islands, each existing in a different state of dependency with the old colonial metropolis, the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the French Republic, respectively. If the Dutch island today shows a plurilingual society with a vivid use of papiamentu, Martinique is home to a marked diglossic linguistic landscape with French as the dominant language over the Antillean creole.