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Ethnolinguistic Prehistory of the Eastern Himalaya

BuchGebunden
380 Seiten
Englisch
Brillerschienen am11.08.2022
The prehistory of the Eastern Himalaya has forever been shrouded in legend. In this pioneering volume, a group of world-leading linguists and anthropologists reconstruct its extraordinary prehistory from an interdisciplinary perspective for the first time.mehr

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KlappentextThe prehistory of the Eastern Himalaya has forever been shrouded in legend. In this pioneering volume, a group of world-leading linguists and anthropologists reconstruct its extraordinary prehistory from an interdisciplinary perspective for the first time.
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ISBN/GTIN978-90-04-51313-6
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
FormatGenäht
Verlag
Erscheinungsjahr2022
Erscheinungsdatum11.08.2022
Seiten380 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
Gewicht758 g
Artikel-Nr.58822388

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List of Tables, Figures and MapsIntroduction: Ethno-linguistic Prehistory of the Eastern Himalaya: Diversity and Its SourcesâMark W. Post, Stephen Morey and Toni HuberPart 1 Cultural Practice and Prehistory2 Reconsidering Zomia from an Eastern Himalayan PerspectiveâMark W. Post3 The Prehistory of Tangsa as Recorded in Traditional Songs and StoriesâStephen Morey4 Ethnographic Comparison and Pre-history? A Comparison of Chamdam Status Rituals among the Dumi Rai of Eastern Nepal and the Feasts of Merit among the Ao Naga of Northeast IndiaâMarion Wettstein and Alban Stockhausen5 Principles of Naming in the Eastern Himalaya: What Can They Tell Us about Prehistory?âYankee Modi6 Puroik Sago TerminologyâIsmael LieberherrPart 2 Language and Prehistory7 Phylogeny of Tibeto-Burman from Plants and AnimalsâDavid Bradley8 Pre-modern Language Contact in NagalandâAmos Teo9 Locating Kera´a (Idu Mishmi) in Its Linguistic Neighbourhood: Evidence from DialectologyâUta Reinoehl10 First Person Pronominals in Kuki-NagaâScott DeLancey11 Sound Changes from Proto-South-Central ( Proto-Kuki-Chin ) to Monsang and Their Implications for the Classification of the Northwestern Languages within the South-Central BranchâLinda Konnerth12 Kurtöp Verbal Morphology in the East Bodish Context: A Case Study in Ethnohistorical Morphosyntax?âGwendolyn Hyslopmehr

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