Argument-Encoding Systems in Bolivian Amazonian Languages

[Antoine Guillaume]

Estimados colegas,

 

Llamamos a su atención el último número de International
<http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/662151>  Journal of American
Linguistics (Vol. 77, No. 4, October 2011), una publicación especial sobre
los sistemas de argumentos en las lenguas amazónicas de Bolivia. Contiene
estudios sincrónicos y diacrónicos sobre varias lenguas de las familias
arawak y tacana y sobre cuatro lenguas aisladas (itonama, mosetén-chimane,
movima y yuracaré).

 

Saludos cordiales,

 

Antoine Guillaume

Françoise Rose

 

Laboratoire Dynamique Du Langage (DDL)

CNRS & Université Lumière Lyon 2

Institut des Sciences de l'Homme

14 avenue Berthelot

69363 LYON Cedex 07

FRANCE

www.ddl.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/Guillaume

www.ddl.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/Rose 

 

 

Sumário:

 

1. Introduction to Argument-Encoding Systems in Bolivian Amazonian Languages
(pp. 459-468)

Antoine Guillaume, Françoise Rose

 

2. Who Is the Third Person? Fluid Transitivity in Mojeño Trinitario (pp.
469-494)

Françoise Rose

 

3. The Personal Paradigms in Baure and Other Southern Arawakan Languages
(pp. 495-520)

Swintha Danielsen

 

4. Third-Person Agreement and Passive Marking in Tacanan Languages: A
Historical Perspective (pp. 521-536)

Antoine Guillaume

 

5. Mosetén and Chimane Argument Coding: A Layered System (pp. 537-557)

Jeanette Sakel

 

6. Argument Encoding in Movima: The Local Domain (pp. 559-575)

Katharina Haude

 

7. Who Did What to Whom in Magdalena (Itonama) (pp. 577-594)

Mily Crevels

 

8. Subjects and Objects: A Semantic Account of Yurakaré Argument Structure
(pp. 595-621)  

Rik van Gijn

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