For want of a word
| New Scientist, 31/jan/2004. Entrevista com Alexandra Aikhenvald (La Trobe University, Austrália). "Imagine how different politics would be if debates were conducted in Tariana, an Amazonian language in which it is a grammatical error to report something without saying how you found it out - as Alexandra Aikhenvald tells us its speakers tell her. Tariana is in danger of dying. With each such disappearance we risk losing insights into different ways of thinking. Aikhenvald told Adrian Barnett about the race to record languages."
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/opinion/mg18124326.200.html |
- Bridging linkage in Tariana, an Arawak language from northwest Amazonia (Aikhenvald 2019)
- A mystificação salesiana (Bandeira 1923)
- 'Me', 'us', and 'others': expressing the self in Arawak languages of South America, with a focus on Tariana (Aikhenvald 2018)
- Leggende del Taria (Stradelli 1896)
- Lenda dos Taria (Stradelli 1993)
- The value of language and the language of value (Aikhenvald 2013)
- Aikhenvald, Alexandra (Sacha)
- A Story of Love and Debt: The Give and the Take of Linguistic Fieldwork (Aikhenvald 2013)
- Shifting language attitudes in north-west Amazonia (Aikhenvald 2013)
- Lima, Roberta Enir Faria Neves de
- Oliveira, Christiane Cunha de
- Telling the Truth in Tariana
- Me and other languages
- The Tariana
- Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics (2nd edition)