Collection Language | Sipakapense Hup Quechua South American Indigenous Languages Chorti Tojolab'al Qom Zapotec, Western Tlacolula Valley Q'anjob'al Maya, Yucatec Inga Iquito Quechua, Cuzco Záparo Popoluca, Oluta
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Language PID | ailla:119673 ailla:119685 ailla:119706 ailla:274680 ailla:119501 ailla:119542 ailla:119507 ailla:247560 ailla:119516 ailla:119573 ailla:119514 ailla:119522 ailla:119577 ailla:280086 ailla:119629
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Title | Proceedings of the Conference on Indigenous Languages of Latin America - I |
Country(ies) | United States
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Collector(s) | Center for the Indigenous Languages of Latin America
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Depositor(s) | Center for the Indigenous Languages of Latin America
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Description | This collection contains the proceedings of the first Conference on the Indigenous Languages of Latin America (CILLA) held at the University of Texas at Austin in October 2003.
CILLA I Proceedings
- Simeon Floyd: Linguistic purism and the local reality Pure Quichua or pure Quichuañol
- Hebe González: A typology of stops in South American Indian languages
- Kerry Hull: The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth
- Jill Brody: ""Why was I late?' 'I don't know'" Tojolab'al answers to questions in context
- Harriet Manelis Klein and Cristina Messineo: Temporal coherence in Toba Continuity in contact with Spanish
- Brook Danielle Lillehaughen: The acquisition of body part prepositions in Valley Zapotec
- B'alam Mateo Toledo: Revisiting split ergativity in Q'anjob'al (Maya)
- Michal Brody: The winding road to a popular orthography Wars, truces, and the distinctive case of Yucatec Maya
- John H. McDowell and Francisco Tandioy: Characteristics of narrative discourse in Inga, Jansasoy
- Lev Michael: Phonological fusion in Iquito (Záparo family, Peruvian Amazon)
- Christine Beier and Lev Michael: The goals and methods of the Iquito Language Recuperation Project
- Cristina Messineo: From Gran Chaco to great Buenos Aires. Participatory program for training and strengthening Toba language and culture in an urban Indigenous community (Derqui, Argentina)
- Vidal César Carbajal Solis: Factors that incite processes of conservation and intergenerational change in the Quechua language of two Q'iru communities, Cuzco, Peru
- Maximilian Viatori: Revitalizing the Zapará language
- Roberto Zavala Maldonado: Obviation in Olutec (Mixean)
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