Shifting Patterns of Language Use in Borneo
Borneo Research Council Proceedings Series Volume 3
Papers from the Second Biennial International Conference, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia, July 1992.
Peter W. Martin, Editor
Paperback
1995
ISBN 0-9629568-5-6
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Book Outline
Introduction by Peter W. Martin
Linguistic relations among Bornean peoples with special reference to Sarawak: an interim report by A. B. Hudson
A preliminary update to the language situation in Sabah by Julie K. King
An overview of linguistic research on Sarawk by Asmah Hj Martin
Linguistic research in Brunei Darussalam: a review by Peter W. Martin
The influence of acculturation on bilingual education in Brunei Darussalam by Gary M. Jones
Marginalization of language: the case of Iban in Sarawak by Ariggin Omar and Teoh Boon Seong
Language shift among the Orang Miriek of Miri, Sarawak by Bibi Aminah Abdul Ghani and Abang Ahmad Ridzuan
Language use among the Kelabit living in urban centers by Peter W. Martin and Eileen Yen
The Penan of Brunei: patters of linguistic interaction by Peter W. Martin and Peter G. Sercombe
Final Shifts: some why's and how's of Brunei-Dusun convergence on Malay by Eva Maria Kershaw
Questions of language choice for speakers of Bau-Jagoi Bidayuh: a micro-analysis by James McLellan
Sa'ban: a case of language change by Beatrice Clayre
Syntactic changes in Malay by Soepomo Poedjosoedarmo
Sources of influence for phonetic and phonological change in Malay dialects of Brunei by Gloria Poedjosoedarmo
Ambiguity in Sarawak Malay pronouns: a semantic and pragmatic analysis by Paul R. Kroeger
Preliminary notes on Berau Malay by James T. Collins