Doctoral Dissertation Research: A Grammar of Hupda Maku
博士论文研究:Hupda Maku 语法
基本信息
- 批准号:0111550
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.46万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-09-01 至 2004-02-29
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Under the direction of Dr. Eve Danziger, Ms. Patience Epps will collect data for her doctoral dissertation. She will conduct linguistic research on Hupda, a little documented language of the Maku family, spoken in the Vaupes region of the northwestern Brazilian state of Amazonas. The investigation will produce materials for a grammar, orthography, lexicon, and collection of texts. Most of the estimated 1500 speakers of Hupda follow a semi-nomadic lifestyle and rely on hunting, gathering, fishing, and the cultivation of bitter manioc for subsistence. Given this relatively small population of speakers and the uncertain future of the cultures and lifestyles of indigenous groups like the Hupda people, the Hupda language may not be viable for many more years.The significance of this documentation of an endangered language is twofold. First, such efforts add to our understanding of what is possible in human language. Second, such efforts contribute to language preservation. The preservation of the world's linguistic diversity is important both for the continued richness of human knowledge and for the communities of speakers themselves, whose cultural knowledge and artistic achievements are often closely intertwined with their linguistic heritage. The creation of an orthography is especially desired by the Hupda community, and this will be an important step toward native-language literacy and the creation of pedagogical materials, which in turn will encourage the community's language preservation efforts. This research also addresses questions of language contact and intergroup relations in the history and prehistory of the region.
在Eve Danziger博士的指导下,Patience Epps女士将为她的博士论文收集数据。她将对Hupda进行语言学研究,Hupda是Maku家族的一种小记录语言,在巴西西北部亚马逊州的Vaupes地区使用。调查将为语法、正字法、词汇和文本集提供材料。据估计,1500名说Hupda语的人中,大多数人都过着半游牧的生活方式,依靠狩猎、采集、捕鱼和种植苦木薯为生。由于使用这种语言的人口相对较少,而且像Hupda人这样的土著群体的文化和生活方式的未来不确定,Hupda语言可能在未来许多年内都无法生存。首先,这些努力增加了我们对人类语言可能性的理解。第二,这些努力有助于语言的保存。维护世界语言多样性对人类知识的持续丰富和对使用语言的群体本身都很重要,因为他们的文化知识和艺术成就往往与他们的语言遗产密切相关。Hupda社区特别希望创造一种正字法,这将是朝着母语扫盲和编写教材迈出的重要一步,这反过来又将鼓励该社区的语言保护努力。这项研究还涉及该地区历史和史前时期的语言接触和群体间关系问题。
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Eve Danziger其他文献
Challenging ‘definite article’ as a comparative concept: The case of Mopan Maya
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10.1016/j.langsci.2022.101461 - 发表时间:
2022-05-01 - 期刊:
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- 作者:
Ellen Contini-Morava;Eve Danziger - 通讯作者:
Eve Danziger
Eve Danziger的其他文献
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