Parution : Texts in the Indigenous languages of the Americas : Uto-Aztecan narratives

Créateur
- Beck, David
- Zúñiga, Fernando
Résumé
The Uto-Aztecan linguistic stock is one of the largest language families in the Americas in terms of its geographical extension and the number of languages it encompasses. The narratives gathered here make up a representative sample, including languages from both the United States and Mexico, selected in an effort to represent as many of the eight established subgroupings as possible and to include narratives that reflect the work of both outsider linguists and community members. This volume presents texts from the languages that are the most threatened (Kawaiisu, Northern Paiute, and Tübatulabal) and others that currently lack first-language speakers (Cupeño and Serrano), as well as from those that are more viable (e.g., Nahuatl).
Sommaire
- Introduction / Gabriela García Salido ; Tim Thornes, p. S1–S12
- Northern Paiute/ Ruth Hoodie Lewis ; Tim Thornes, p. S13–S25
- Nuwä Abigip: Kawaiisu Language and Cultural Center / Laura Grant ; Jocelyn Ahlers, p. S27–S49
- Pahka’anil (Tübatulabal): Two Texts / Lindsay Marean, Michael Ahland, Bethany Lycan, Sergio Sandoval Sanchez, Nicholas Sinetos, p. S51–S81
- Serrano / Kenneth C. Hill, p. S83–S104
- Cupeño / Jane H. Hill, p. S105–S124
- Hiaki / Santos Leyva, Maria Leyva, Meg Anna Harvey, Heidi Harley, p. S125–S130
- Sonora Yaqui / Lilián Guerrero, p. S131–S148
- Choguita Rarámuri (Tarahumara) / Gabriela Caballero, Sebastián Fuentes Holguín, Bertha Fuentes Loya, p. S149–S158
- Southeastern Tepehuan / Gabriela García Salido, Inocencia Arellano Mijarez, Michael Everdell, p. S159–S168
- Tlaxcalan Nahuatl (Malinche Mexicano) / Jane H. Hill, p. S169–S187
- References and Abbreviations, p. S189–S194
Références bibliographiques
- Dans : International Journal of American Linguistics, 2021, April, Vol. 87, n° S1.
- Disponible sur Internet, url : <https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/ijal/2021/87/S1>.
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Olivier Jacquot (6 mars 2023). Parution : Texts in the Indigenous languages of the Americas : Uto-Aztecan narratives. Amoxcalli. Consulté le 15 février 2025 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/b3w7