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Autobiography in Nenets Literature
2023The article considers autonarrative in the works of various genres of Nenets writers. The role and significance of autobiographical and autofictional material in the formation and development of newly written Nenets literature are revealed. The origins and methods of constructing the biographical “I” are highlighted.
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2008
The analysis of opaque relations presents a problem to classic Optimality Theory (Prince and Smolensky 1993, McCarthy and Prince 1993), inherently a surface-oriented theory. Many different proposals have been made to integrate the analysis of opacity into OT.
Kavitskaya, Darya, Staroverov, Peter
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The analysis of opaque relations presents a problem to classic Optimality Theory (Prince and Smolensky 1993, McCarthy and Prince 1993), inherently a surface-oriented theory. Many different proposals have been made to integrate the analysis of opacity into OT.
Kavitskaya, Darya, Staroverov, Peter
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Tundra Nenets consonant sandhi as coalescence
The Linguistic Review, 2017AbstractConsonant cluster simplification in Tundra Nenets coexists with other consonantal alternations, such as fricative strengthening, lenition of stops, and a variety of NC-effects, which all apply within the same phrasal domain. These processes interact with each other, suggesting an opaque ordering within the same post-lexical domain and thus ...
Peter Staroverov, Darya Kavitskaya
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Servis Plus, 2016
Despite some intensification of the regional and local authorities, as well as the proactive position of some tour operators in the Arctic regions of Russia, as well as a general removal of focus to domestic tourism in connec- tion with domestic economic and political shocks of the past two years, real progress in the Arctic tourism in Russia is not so
Per Stremberg, Sergey Ilkevich
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Despite some intensification of the regional and local authorities, as well as the proactive position of some tour operators in the Arctic regions of Russia, as well as a general removal of focus to domestic tourism in connec- tion with domestic economic and political shocks of the past two years, real progress in the Arctic tourism in Russia is not so
Per Stremberg, Sergey Ilkevich
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<i>WORD</i>, 2016
Reviewed by (EDWARD J. VAJDA)Tundra Nenets belongs to the Samoyedic branch of Uralic and is spoken in a vast swath of Arctic territory stretching from the Kanin Peninsula in European Russia to the ...
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Reviewed by (EDWARD J. VAJDA)Tundra Nenets belongs to the Samoyedic branch of Uralic and is spoken in a vast swath of Arctic territory stretching from the Kanin Peninsula in European Russia to the ...
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2015
The paper provides an analysis of Tundra Nenets (Northern Samoyedic) negative constructions. Firstly, different aspects of clausal negation will be analysed, such as standard negation by negative auxiliary (ńiiś) and the negation of non-declarative and non-verbal clauses, which are mainly negated by the standard negative auxiliary, too.
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The paper provides an analysis of Tundra Nenets (Northern Samoyedic) negative constructions. Firstly, different aspects of clausal negation will be analysed, such as standard negation by negative auxiliary (ńiiś) and the negation of non-declarative and non-verbal clauses, which are mainly negated by the standard negative auxiliary, too.
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Composition Principles in Forest Nenets Music
Studia Musicologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, 2003The paper aims at showing how the musical thinking of Forest Nenets differs from those structural patterns that correspond to European music. Experiments and interviews with the informants were used for that purpose. The author's background for the perception of folk music comes from old Estonian runic tunes.
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Opaque distributional generalisations in Tundra Nenets
Phonology, 2020Based on primary data from Tundra Nenets, this paper explores phonological patterns which seem to require restrictions on the input, and thus present a particular challenge to Optimality Theory. In these patterns, a contrastive segment appears only in the environments where it is also derived by active alternations in the language.
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