Russenorsk--et pidginspråk i Norge
Ingvild Broch, Ernst Håkon Jahr
A book about a Pidgin language originated from Russian traders and Norwegian Fishermen. Also available with a VPN pointed to Norway on <a href=" Norwegian national library.</a>

by Placide Moudoudou (2003)
Jean-Baptiste Marcellesi est l'un des "pères fondateurs" de la sociolinguistique en France ; ses travaux, sa réflexion, son oeuvre se sont déployés sur deux thèmes clés : l'épistémologie de la sociolinguistique (méthodes, concepts, théories, histoire) et les langues régionales, notamment la langue corse.Ces thèmes s'interpénètrent tant dans le parcours du chercheur que dans l'élaboration de sa réflexion, par ce va-et-vient permanent entre terrain, théorisation et enjeux sociaux qui caractérise une approche réellement sociolinguistique.
Ingvild Broch, Ernst Håkon Jahr
A book about a Pidgin language originated from Russian traders and Norwegian Fishermen. Also available with a VPN pointed to Norway on <a href=" Norwegian national library.</a>
Bernd Kortmann ... [et al
"This volume offers qualitative as well as corpus-based quantitative studies on grammatical variation in the British Isles written from a typological perspective. All studies make use of the Freiburg English Dialect Corpus (FRED), a computerized corpus for predominantly British English dialects. Systematic comparative analyses of the following three domains of grammar form the backbone of the volume: relativization strategies in Scottish English, Northern Irish English, and in four major dialect areas in England (Hermann), the so-called Northern Subject Rule, a special agreement phenomenon known from Northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland (Pietsch), and pronominal gender, with a special focus on the typologically rather unique semantic gender system in the dialects of Southwest England (Wagner)." "This volume will be of interest to dialectologists, sociolinguists, typologists, historical linguists, grammarians, and anyone interested in the structure of spontaneous spoken English."--Jacket.
Blaise Cendrars
The 12 trans-realist prose sketches in Christmas At The Four Corners of The Earth take the reader to Paris, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Rotterdam, China, New Mexico, New Zealand, the Ardennes Forest, and the south Atlantic ocean. We meet a one-armed man playing the piano in a small bungalow under the Southern Cross, a Countess who survives the sinking of a transatlantic steamer and artists who drink and sing through Christmas eve and day. These sketches - working together - are antitheses to traditional and perhaps sentimental Christmas stories. These are not tales of the star, the shepherds and the manger, but of common people confronted by all the beauty, terror, doubt and confusion of the 20th century. What remains? Cendrars's profound vision and a steadfast belief that the incarnation of the spirit does, indeed, endure.
Karl-Heinz Paqué
This book contains a theoretical analysis and emperical investigation of philantropic expenditures. Also, a comparison is made between the German and the U.S. tax treatment of philantropic expenditures of taxpayers, as well as suggestions for improvement of the German system.