The Grammar of Code Switching

Journal of Logic, Language and Information 23 (3):313-329 (2014)
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The idea that language is a homogeneous code is a massive simplification. In actual fact, we constantly use a wide array of codes, be they other languages, dialects, registers, or special purpose codes . In this paper we provide a formal analysis of code switching

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