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Ainu

2022
Ainu is an indigenous, urban/rural language with numerous dialects, located mostly on Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido. There is no clear diachronic grouping of Ainu with other languages. Ainu is traditionally an oral culture: literacy in Ainu by Ainu began in the nineteenth century through Anglican mission schools.
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Ainu language and Ainu speakers

2019
This chapter describes the Ainu language that has been spoken in Hokkaido, Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands, as well as its speakers. The Ainu language is an endangered language. However, it is well documented through the works of explorers, doctors, exiles and scholars.
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Ainu

2018
This chapter starts with an examination of the long history of Ainu’s subjugation to mainland Japanese and their quiet acquiescence until the 1970s, when the Hokkaido Utari Association began to engage in international exchange. The international experiences from the 1970s gradually transformed Ainu leaders’ movement actorhood, leading to much more ...
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Rehumanizing Ainu

Meridians
Abstract This article argues that many contemporary female Ainu performance-activists from the Ainu community of Japan, including a performance scene led by Ainu huci (female elders) at an Ainu cultural education center in Sapporo, Japan, engage in performance of desubjectification, which emphasizes the sameness of their humanity with ...
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Nivkh and Ainu

2007
Abstract Nivkh and Ainu, together with Korean and Japanese (Ch. 18), are geographically adjacent to one another in the Far East, but they are probably genetically unrelated to each other. None of the four languages, for that matter, is known to be related to any other language of the world, and they continue to be regarded each as an ...
Hiroshi Nakagawa, Osami Okuda
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Ainu Religion

The Ainu people are indigenous to Japan (the term Ainu means “human”). They have lived mainly in Hokkaido (called Ainu mosir by the Ainu people) and the Tokyo Metropolitan area. Previously, they also lived in Sakhalin (formerly Karafuto) and the Kuril Islands (including the Chishima Islands).
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AiNU manual

AiNU is a material parameter extraction platform by physics-based machine learning. This manual covers the installation, usage instructions, experimental data preparation, and visualization of output data for AiNU.
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Ainu no Odori (Ainu Dances)

Ethnomusicology, 1957
William P. Malm, Kono Hiromichi
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Ainu language shift

2019
This chapter provides an overview of Ainu language research as well as preservation and revitalization initiatives from the past to the present. First, it reviews pertinent research on Ainu language shift in English, Japanese and more importantly in Ainu. It also discusses the political nature surrounding determining a concrete number of Ainu speakers,
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Polysynthesis in Ainu

2017
AbstractAinu is a typical polysynthetic language in that a single complex verb can express what takes a whole sentence in most other languages. A single verb form may include more than one heavy element: up to two applicative prefixes (out of three), two causative suffixes (out of five), two incorporated objects, one lexical prefix (out of two ...
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