Drawing on a comprehensive analysis of landscape terms in an Amazonian Arawak language of Peru, this study examines landscape categorization among the Alto Perené Kampa. It is shown that Alto Perené culture-specific themes of ecological categorization, namely substance and shape, form a covert template of semantic generalizations that structure the landscape vocabulary set. The continuous semantic strands of landscape terms are substance and shape of geomorphic features, either expressed by simplex terms or combinations of simplex terms with various classifiers. The comprehensive hydrological and topographic vocabulary is argued to reflect Alto Perené Arawaks' particular concern with the affordances of the surrounding landscape and their sp...
This special issue is the outcome of collaborative work on the relationship between language and lan...
Item does not contain fulltextEven before it became a common place to assume that “the Eskimo have a...
This special issue is the outcome of collaborative work on the relationship between language and lan...
Drawing on a comprehensive analysis of landscape terms in an Amazonian Arawak language of Peru, this...
This thesis investigates how landscape elements are expressed linguistically in Lokono (Arawakan). A...
Ashéninka Perené belongs to the Kampa group of the Arawak family, located in the central Peruvian Am...
This thesis examines the topic of ethnogeographical categorization by way of looking at the contrast...
Landscape is fundamental to human experience. Yet until recently, the study of landscape has been fr...
This research is a first attempt to survey ideophones in the Amazonian Arawak language Alto Perené (...
The Arawak language family is the largest in South America in terms of its geographical spread, from...
This study provides documentation of a variety of aspects of Palikur, an Arawak language family. It ...
Different domains of concrete referential semantics have provided testing grounds for investigation ...
This study examines the contrastive lexical semantics of a selection of landscape terms in English a...
Landscape is fundamental to human experience. Yet until recently, the study of landscape has been fr...
Even before it became a common place to assume that “the Eskimo have a hundred words for snow” the l...
This special issue is the outcome of collaborative work on the relationship between language and lan...
Item does not contain fulltextEven before it became a common place to assume that “the Eskimo have a...
This special issue is the outcome of collaborative work on the relationship between language and lan...
Drawing on a comprehensive analysis of landscape terms in an Amazonian Arawak language of Peru, this...
This thesis investigates how landscape elements are expressed linguistically in Lokono (Arawakan). A...
Ashéninka Perené belongs to the Kampa group of the Arawak family, located in the central Peruvian Am...
This thesis examines the topic of ethnogeographical categorization by way of looking at the contrast...
Landscape is fundamental to human experience. Yet until recently, the study of landscape has been fr...
This research is a first attempt to survey ideophones in the Amazonian Arawak language Alto Perené (...
The Arawak language family is the largest in South America in terms of its geographical spread, from...
This study provides documentation of a variety of aspects of Palikur, an Arawak language family. It ...
Different domains of concrete referential semantics have provided testing grounds for investigation ...
This study examines the contrastive lexical semantics of a selection of landscape terms in English a...
Landscape is fundamental to human experience. Yet until recently, the study of landscape has been fr...
Even before it became a common place to assume that “the Eskimo have a hundred words for snow” the l...
This special issue is the outcome of collaborative work on the relationship between language and lan...
Item does not contain fulltextEven before it became a common place to assume that “the Eskimo have a...
This special issue is the outcome of collaborative work on the relationship between language and lan...