Translating native Latin American verbal art

ethnopoetics and ethnography of speaking

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Translating native Latin American verbal art

ethnopoetics and ethnography of speaking

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Translating Native Latin American Verbal Art
May 15, 2000, Smithsonian
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Cover of: Translating native Latin American verbal art
Translating native Latin American verbal art: ethnopoetics and ethnography of speaking
2000, Smithsonian Institution Press
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Table of Contents

Don Francisco Mʹarquez's story / Jane H. Hill
An Otomʹi story of a Nahual / Yolanda Lastra
Replicating key features of poetic construction in Sierra Popoluca storytelling performance / Kay Sammons
"The soldiers and Saturnino": a Zoque narrative / Heidi Johnson
"The woman and the hawk": a Guayabaleño story / Daniel F. Suslak
"The story of Grandfather Puma and Grandfather Possum": a Tzeltal narrative / Brian Stross
Co-construction in Tojolab'al conversational narratives: translating cycles, quotes, evaluations, evidentials, and emotions / Jill Brody
Parallelism and the spontaneous ritualization of ordinary talk: three Mocho friends discuss a volcano / Laura Martin
"Colʹurinhʹe": a Guatuso traditional narrative / Adolfo Constenla Umaña
"The way of the cocoa counsel" from the Kuna Indians of Panama / Anselmo Urrutia, Joel Sherzer
"The life story of Grandmother Elida": Kuna personal narratives as verbal art / Marta Lucia de Gerdes
"Emergence of the non-indigenous peoples": a Warao narrative / Charles L. Briggs
From headhunters to writers: a Shuar myth and an oration / Maurizio Gnerre
Collaborative ethnopoetics: a view from the Sibundoy Valley / John H. McDowell
Spoken in the spirit of a gesture: translating sound symbolism in a Pastaza Quechua narrative / Janis B. Nuckolls
"The one who created the sea": tellings, meanings, and intertextuality in the translation of Xavante narrative / Laura R. Graham
From the Nawel Ngïtram to "the story of the tiger": issues in the translation of Mapuche verbal art / Lucia A. Golluscio.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 295-306) and index.

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Washington
Genre
Folklore.

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Library of Congress
PM128 .T73 2000, PM128.T73 2000

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Pagination
xx, 309 p. :
Number of pages
309

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OL15479029M
Internet Archive
translatingnativ0000unse
ISBN 10
1560989378
LCCN
99046424
OCLC/WorldCat
42393547
Goodreads
1760307

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