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A Kewa dictionary with supplementary grammatical and anthropological materials
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نویسندگان: Karl J Franklin
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ISBN (شابک) : 0858830345, 0858830469
ناشر: Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University (
سال نشر: 1978
تعداد صفحات: 536
زبان: English
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A Kewa dictionary, with supplementary grammatical and anthropological materials Dedication iii Preface v Contents vii PART I 1 1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 3 MAP 1: KEWA LANGUAGE AREA 4 MAP 2: PHONOLOGICAL ISOGLOSSES SHOWING EAST-WEST BOUNDARY 8 MAP 3: PHONOLOGICAL ISOGLOSSES SHOWING EAST-SOUTH BOUNDARY 9 MAP 4: ISOGLOSSES DEPICTING STEM + REMOTE PAST SUFFIX 10 MAP 5: LEXICAL ISOGLOSSES REPRESENTATIVE OF THE EAST 11 MAP 6: LEXICAL ISOGLOSSES REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST 12 MAP 7: LEXICAL ISOGLOSSES REPRESENTATIVE OF THE WEST AND NORTHWEST 13 MAP 8: ISOGLOSSES DEPICTING SUGU-SUMI AREA; EAST DIPPING INTO SOUTH 14 MAP 9: BLOOD 15 MAP 10: NOSE 16 2. PHONOLOGY AND ORTHOGRAPHY 17 2.1. Kewa I: Phonological Asymmetry 21 2.2. Kewa II: Higher Level Phonology 29 2.3. Further Notes on Tone 33 3. GRAMMATICAL NOTES 43 3.1. Words 44 3.1.0. Introduction 44 3.1.1. Word Classes 44 3.2. Word Patterns 50 3.2.1. Verb Bases 51 3.2.2. Obligatory Suffixes 52 3.2.3. Morphophonemic Rules 55 3.2.4. Verb Syntagmemes 60 3.2.5. Noun Syntagmemes 65 3.2.6. Other Word Patterns 67 3.3. Further Paradigms 70 4. HISTORICAL NOTES 72 4.1. Nasalisation in Kewa Dialects 74 4.1.0. Introduction 74 4.1.1. Phonemic Nasalisation 74 4.1.2. The Relic Suffix 75 4.1.3. Sound Changes 76 4.1.4. Morphology 78 4.1.5. Other Examples 78 4.1.6. Other Languages 80 4.1.7. Conclusion 82 4.2. Mendi Vowels 82 4.2.0. Introduction 82 4.2.1. The Mendi Vowels 83 4.2.2. Regular Vowel Correspondences 84 4.2.3. Vowels Without Regular Correspondences 85 4.2.4. A Comment on Other Factors 89 4.2.5. A Summary of the Engan Family 89 BIBLIOGRAPHY 91 PART II 95 5. SYSTEM OF ENTRIES AND ABBREVIATIONS 97 5.1. Entries 97 5.2. Classificatory Verbs 100 5.3. English Glosses 100 5.4. Word Building 100 5.5. Abbreviations 101 6. KEWA TO ENGLISH DICTIONARY 101 7. APPENDICES 256 7.1. Spirit Names 256 7.2. Clan Names 258 7.3. Practical Considerations of Folk Taxonomies 259 7.3.1. Introduction 259 7.3.2. Modes of Transportation 259 7.3.3. Cordyline Leaves 262 7.3.4. Practical Considerations 264 7.4. Cultural Awareness: Some Observations 266 7.4.1. Students and Classes 266 7.4.2. Procedures 266 7.4.3. Details from Experimental Classes 270 7.4.4. Comments 273 7.5. Spelling List 274 BIBLIOGRAPHY 277 PART III 279 8. ENGLISH TO KEWA INDEX 281 9. ENGLISH APPENDICES 334 9.1. Key Translation Terms 334 10. VERNACULARS AS BRIDGES TO CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING 351 10.1. Abstract 351 10.2. Introduction 351 10.3. Vernaculars 352 10.4. Pidgin English 355 10.5. English 360 10.6. Summary 362 APPENDIX A: Kaunsil Kopi Plantasin 364 APPENDIX B: The Use of Vernacular Languages in Education 366 PART IV 373 Editors' Note to the Anthropology Notes 374 11. ANTHROPOLOGY NOTES 375 11.1. Social Organisation 375 11.1.1. Kewa Social Organisation 378 Kinship Terminology 380 Structural Units 383 Family 384 Subclan 385 Clan 385 Marriage 386 Residence 388 Other Functional Groups 389 11.2. Songs in Kewa 389 11.2.1. Metaphorical Songs in Kewa 391 Introduction 391 The Setting 392 Presentation 392 Discussion 394 Social Function 396 11.3. Counting Systems 397 11.3.1. The Kewa Counting Systems 400 The Body-Part System 400 The Four Base System 403 11.4. Body Parts 404 11.4.1. Kewa Ethnolinguistic Concepts of Body Parts 405 11.5. Kewa Names 414 11.5.1. Names and Aliases in Kewa 415 Data 415 Name Classification 416 Semantic Play 418 Ritual 419 Summary 420 11.6. A Ritual Pandanus Language of New Guinea 420 The General Area 420 Name Taboo 422 The Ritual Language 424 Vocabulary 426 Grammar 428 Conclusion 431 11.7. A Kewa Religious Argot 432 The Religious Setting 433 Function of the Argot 434 Argot Terms 435 Alternative Spirit Names 441 Summary 443 11.8. Kewa Law: A Preliminary Report 445 Introduction 445 Cultural Sketch 445 Illustrative Cases 446 Marriage 446 Land 448 Debts 450 Hierarchy of Authority 454 Miscellaneous Disputes 455 Supernatural Sanctions 456 New Guinea Highland Law 456 Kewa Postulates 460 Appendix on Law 461 11.9. Notes on Kewa Religion 463 Introduction 463 Key Concepts of Deities 463 Personnel Involved 466 Physical Components and Aspects 468 Other Practices 470 BIBLIOGRAPHY 472 PART V 481 12. TEXTS 483 12.1. East Kewa 483 12.2. West Kewa 489 13. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLICATIONS IN KEWA 504
