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Spanish Grammatical Elements in Bolivian Quechua: The Transcripciones Quechuas Corpus
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Abstract This chapter sketches the major phonological and morphosyntactic features of Chachapoyas Quechua [ISO 369-3: quk, Glottocode: chac1250], a moribund language spoken in the northern Peruvian Andes. Chachapoyas is of particular interest to the study of the history and diversity of the Quechuan languages and, concomitantly, to our ...
Aviva Shimelman, Jairo Valqui
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Aviva Shimelman, Jairo Valqui
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Abstract This chapter offers a grammatical overview of Cuzco Quechua [ISO 639-3: quz, Glottocode: cusc1236], a Southern Quechuan language spoken in the southern Peruvian Andes by nearly 1.5 million speakers. Within the Quechuan family, Cuzco Quechua is probably the most studied language.
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International Journal of American Linguistics, 1954
0. The Quechua language as spoken in Ecuador is represented by approximately a million speakers located for the most part in the Andean highlands between one-half degree north and four degrees south latitude. A comparatively small scattering inhabit the central Eastern jungle area north and south of the Napo river.
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0. The Quechua language as spoken in Ecuador is represented by approximately a million speakers located for the most part in the Andean highlands between one-half degree north and four degrees south latitude. A comparatively small scattering inhabit the central Eastern jungle area north and south of the Napo river.
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2017
Hablar de la lírica quechua colonial presenta dificultades tanto de orden conceptual como de orden empírico. El concepto mismo de la lírica viene de las prácticas poéticas griegas clásicas; y si bien en el sentido etimológico se refiere a la letra de la canción, en su acepción más estrecha actual se refiere a una relación discursiva entre actores que ...
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Hablar de la lírica quechua colonial presenta dificultades tanto de orden conceptual como de orden empírico. El concepto mismo de la lírica viene de las prácticas poéticas griegas clásicas; y si bien en el sentido etimológico se refiere a la letra de la canción, en su acepción más estrecha actual se refiere a una relación discursiva entre actores que ...
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1995
Abstract This study is a first attempt to analyze what is known about focus in Quechua within the perspective of recent views of clause structure as a layered set of functional projections. The primary data will be drawn from the varieties of Quechua spoken in south-central Peru, such as Ayacucho and Cuzco, although I refer to studies of
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Abstract This study is a first attempt to analyze what is known about focus in Quechua within the perspective of recent views of clause structure as a layered set of functional projections. The primary data will be drawn from the varieties of Quechua spoken in south-central Peru, such as Ayacucho and Cuzco, although I refer to studies of
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Poesia Folklorica Quechua (Quechua Folklore Poetry)
The Journal of American Folklore, 1945John P. Harrington, J. M. B. Farfan
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Living with Fire: Agricultural Burning by Quechua Farmers in the Peruvian Andes
Human EcologyVanessa Luna-Celino, Karen A. Kainer
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Abstract This chapter offers a sketch grammar of Huaylas Quechua (HQ) [HQ, ISO 639-3 qwh, Glottocode huay1240], one of the most studied Quechuan varieties. It includes a more comprehensive presentation of this variety to acknowledge previous literature, to include up-to-date information on dialectology, phonology, and morphosyntax, and ...
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