10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PICCANINNY»
Découvrez l'usage de
piccaninny dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
piccaninny et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Ghanaian Pidgin English in Its West African Context: A ...
In an earlier draft of Baker (1999), it was observed that absence of piccaninny
from French Creoles "suggests that i t may have become established very early
i n the vocabulary of anglophone sailors". One historical explanation why
piccaninny ...
Shuddering, Clare's head whipped around. She gasped, the filly's muzzle, just
inches from her face. The horse stretching her long neck through the rails. “Oh,
you poor thing.” She cooed, patting her. “Him sure as hell bin him piccaninny, aye
?
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Processes of Language Contact: Studies from Australia and ...
A similar extension of a human status term to modify an inanimate noun is
piccaninny, extended from AP for 'child' (although it is possible that this continues
directly the sense 'small' which is sometimes found in South Pacific Jargon, as in
the ...
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British and Foreign State Papers
provisions. How he came to be so far North of the Equator, aud out of the track
from Bahia to Molembo, he does not explain. The Master utated, that he went to
Mina Piccaninny also for water and provisions. The Boatswain said, that the
Vessel ...
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The Australian Crusoes: Or, the Adventures of an English ...
White man great rascal,” replied Musqueeto, “try kill piccaninny—Musqueeto kill
him.” “ Why Musqueeto take piccaninny ?” pursued my friend; “ Musqueeto want
to keep piccaninny and make her gin to black man ?” Musqueeto shook his head,
...
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Tales of the Colonies; Or, The Adventures of an Emigrant
Why Musqueeto take piccaninny ? " pursued my friend ; " Musqueeto want to
keep piccaninny and make her gin to black man ?"' Musqueeto shook his head,
and it seemed to me if he had known how he would have laughed at this inquiry.
“Well, Matteo, how are you?” said the planter. “Where '5 the piccaninny ? ” “ Ah
un here, sar—keep im warm,” replied the woman, pointing to a roll of blanket, in
which the little creature was enveloped. “ Let us see him, Mattee.” “No, sar, too
cold ...
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The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
1998 piccaninny noun 1 an Australian Aboriginal child AUSTRALIA. 1817
Considered offensive. — Barbara Baynton, Human Toll, p. 119, 1907
PICCANINNY - A baby.orveryyoungAustralian aboriginal. —GiibertH Lawson, A
Dictionary of ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor,
2006
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Decolonizing Feminisms: Race, Gender & Empire Building
Soon after her own use of "piccaninny," for example, the Maluka describes his
wife as "a poor homeless little mite," and she thereafter becomes known to all as "
the little Missus." One could loosely write the enthymeme this way: Premise I: The
...
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Last Leaves From Dunk Island
Though the piccaninny's arrival had preceded it, the pigling vanished first, and
since this is a record of departures it deserves prominence in the title. Both were
island bred. George the Greek, who seldom leaves the vicinity nowadays,
brought ...
Edmund James Banfield,
1925
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «PICCANINNY»
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piccaninny est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Shark Tank recap: Sharks open their wallets for artful children's …
Bradford went into the Shark Tank seeking to sell 20% of Kakadu Tiny Tots, previously known as Piccaninny Tiny Tots, but like other ... «SmartCompany.com.au, mai 15»
CCA honoree Joan Jonas talks about art to artists
In the original text, he said, author J.M. Barrie had described a “Piccaninny tribe.” The version being performed by the Mountain Play is based ... «San Francisco Chronicle, mai 15»
'Cocorí,' a racism debate, and a brief history of controversial …
Concerned parents might accept an 8-year-old pretending to beat a tom-tom, speaking in broken English and claiming to be of the “Piccaninny ... «The Tico Times, mai 15»
Rooney Mara Says Pan's Tiger Lily and Tribe Are 'Natives of …
In the original story by J.M. Barrie, Tigerlily was a princess from the Piccaninny Tribe, Native Americans who inhabit the island of Neverland. «Indian Country Today Media Network, avril 15»
Walking across the desert for science and silence
Piccaninny daylight makes you feel like a new person. Morning gives you the flow of a new day – aaah! With this beautiful colour inside, the sun ... «ABC Online, mars 15»
Weekly rainfall wrap, week ending 10 Mar 2015
(North Peninsula), Piccaninny Plains Station (135 mm) (North Peninsula), Weipa Aero (133 mm) (North Peninsula). NSW/ACT, Grafton Airport «Beef Central, mars 15»
Weekly rainfall wrap, week ending 3 Feb 2015
(Port Curtis), Piccaninny Plains Station (162 mm) (North Peninsula), Tarana Crossing (126 mm) (Central Highlands). NSW/ACT, Coffs Harbour «Sheep Central, févr 15»
'Pan' teaser trailer features whitewashing of classic character
If we're going to be literal, the tribe Tiger Lily is from is a make-believe tribe, called the Piccaninny. They are described as, excuse the ... «Roanoke Times, déc 14»
Peter Pan and the Roots of Racism
And they are just "Indians" (though orginally, at least in Peter and Wendy, Barrie calls the tribe the "Piccaninny Indians," which, seriously ... «Huffington Post, déc 14»
What's up, Tiger Lily? Peter Pan and the Native American stereotype …
In the 1904 play and 1911 novel that brought Peter Pan to fame, Barrie calls Tiger Lily a princess of a “Piccaninny tribe”. She has all the ... «The Guardian, déc 14»