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International Summer School on
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5 July - 17 July 2010 |
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Amazonian LanguagesThis course will consist of an introduction to the diversity of the indigenous languages spoken throughout the Amazon basin, with a discussion of their history, their genetic classification, their endangerment status, and a selection of their linguistic typological particularities. NB. For this class, the students will need to have previously followed at least an introductory course on typological morphosyntax, be at least a bit familiar with basic issues of argument-encoding mechanisms, grammatical relations, valency-changing mechanisms, alignment typology (symbols A, S and O), etc. |
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