Speaking the Map

This collection of fourteen texts in Komnzo offers an insight into the language and culture of the Farem people, their storytelling tradition, oral history, mythology and everyday life. It contains stories from nine narrators, which were transcribed, translated and analysed by the researcher with th...

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Autor principal: Döhler, Christian
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Publicado: Language Science Press 2024
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