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This work is a quantitative discourse study of referential devices in Yagua, a relatively unstudied language of the Amazon basin. Of particular interest are folktales in which the major participants are matched pairs, and which involve extensive use of direct speech. A major finding is that the indices of "Referential Distance" and "Persistence" quantify distinct functional domains.
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reviewed The Twins Stories: Participant Coding in Yapuga Narrative on November 30, 2007
The Twins Stories
Kinda basic, but good for students who want to have everything in one place.
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