You can argue either way, because "creole" to too vaguely defined. The term was invented to cover a set of languages that had interesting historical and structu

You can argue either way, because "creole" to too vaguely defined. The term was invented to cover a set of languages that had interesting historical and structural similarities, but it turns out to be hard to establish the boundaries of the set. I think it's unfair to the researchers to politicize it as some "post-colonial" writers have been doing.