Studies in American Indian Languages: Description and TheoryLeanne Hinton, Pamela Munro Univ of California Press, 1998 - 282 páginas This collection of 31 articles (dedicated to Margaret Langdon) represents the multitude of approaches to Native American languages taken by linguists today. Half of the essays treat Hokan languages, but Uto-Aztecan, Penutian, Muskogean, Iroquoian, Mayan, and other groups are also represented, with pieces on phonology, syntax, the lexicon, and discourse. |
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Subjectivity and Variation in Desiderative Constructions of Diegueño and Cocopa | 10 |
An Outline | 16 |
A History of Orthography in Yuman Linguistics | 23 |
Another Look at the PaipaiArizona Pai Divergence | 32 |
Cognitive Grammar Meets the Yuman Auxiliary | 41 |
TopicContinuity and the Kiliwa Particles wi? and win | 49 |
Discourse Routines in Hualapai Stories | 57 |
UTOAZTECAN | 140 |
A Whale of a Tale about Cora Meeruu | 147 |
CALIFORNIA PENUTIAN | 161 |
SwitchReference in Wikchamni | 168 |
Chickasaw Expressive Say Constructions | 180 |
IROQUOIAN | 187 |
SALISHAN | 197 |
ATHABASCAN | 204 |
? in Yuman Nouns | 72 |
Three Laryngeal Increments of Kashaya | 87 |
A Quadriquinary Vigesimal System | 95 |
OTHER HOKAN | 102 |
A Seri Text | 117 |
The Huelel Esselen Language | 130 |
MAYAN | 212 |
Spanish Loans in Cakchiquel | 223 |
OTOMANGUEAN | 234 |
GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE | 241 |
Ethnobotany as a Linguistic Tool | 248 |
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Studies in American Indian Languages: Description and Theory Leanne Hinton,Pamela Munro Vista de fragmentos - 1998 |
Studies in American Indian Languages: Description and Theory Leanne Hinton,Pamela Munro Vista de fragmentos - 1998 |
Términos y frases comunes
aachi agreement analysis argument structure auxiliary borrowing Cakchiquel Central Pomo Chickasaw Choctaw chomeur chów classificatory verbs Cocopa complement consonant constructions contrast Cora Costanoan denote desideratives dialect Diegueño direct-discourse discourse discussed Dogrib embedded English Esselen event example expressive syllables final frog gerundial glottal stop Gorbet grammar Halkomelem Havasupai higher clause hinya Hopi Hualapai imperfective increment Indian languages indicates INFL initial Kashaya Kawaiisu Kiliwa Kroeber laryngeal lexical linguistic loanwords Luiseño marker marking meaning medial méeru'u Miwok morpheme morphological Munro Mutsun Nahuatl negative nominal Northern Pomo notes noun Obispeño object occur orthography Paipai particles pattern person phoneme phonological pivotal NP plural PMie predicate prefix profiled pronoun Proto-Pomo puma rabbit RC's reference segments semantic sentence Spanish speakers stem suffix switch-reference syntactic texts topic unaccusative University of California Uto-Aztecan vigesimal vowel Wappo wi?-SUBJ word Yavapai Yokuts Yuman languages