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2012
AbstractThis article describes case marking of core arguments in two extant Yukaghir languages, the Tundra Yukaghir language spoken in the Lower-Kolyma region of Saha (Russia) and the Kolyma Yukaghir language of the Upper-Kolyma region. The Yukaghir languages have rich, predominantly agglutinating morphology, which serves as the primary means of ...
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AbstractThis article describes case marking of core arguments in two extant Yukaghir languages, the Tundra Yukaghir language spoken in the Lower-Kolyma region of Saha (Russia) and the Kolyma Yukaghir language of the Upper-Kolyma region. The Yukaghir languages have rich, predominantly agglutinating morphology, which serves as the primary means of ...
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Arctic XXI century
The article is devoted to a relevant and under-researched topic of foreign language influence on the Yukaghir language, spoken by one of the smallest ethnic groups in the northeastern part of Siberia, with fewer than 50 speakers, primarily residing in the Low Kolyma and Upper Kolyma regions of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia).
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The article is devoted to a relevant and under-researched topic of foreign language influence on the Yukaghir language, spoken by one of the smallest ethnic groups in the northeastern part of Siberia, with fewer than 50 speakers, primarily residing in the Low Kolyma and Upper Kolyma regions of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia).
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2014
This chapter discusses the responsibility of the field linguist to ‘give something back’ to the endangered language community (see Hugo, this volume). It will focus on what native speakers of that community need from the researcher, rather than on what the researcher may have decided to give to the native speakers.
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This chapter discusses the responsibility of the field linguist to ‘give something back’ to the endangered language community (see Hugo, this volume). It will focus on what native speakers of that community need from the researcher, rather than on what the researcher may have decided to give to the native speakers.
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Journal of Historical Linguistics
Abstract Kassian et al. (2023) propose a method to detect ancient linguistic relationships by means of a weighted permutation test applied to word lists. The method provides evidence for an ancient historical connection between Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages and Nivkh languages, and between Samoyedic languages and ...
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Abstract Kassian et al. (2023) propose a method to detect ancient linguistic relationships by means of a weighted permutation test applied to word lists. The method provides evidence for an ancient historical connection between Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages and Nivkh languages, and between Samoyedic languages and ...
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Primary progressive aphasia and the evolving neurology of the language network
Nature Reviews Neurology, 2014M-Marsel Mesulam +2 more
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