Two items on Newar

[Carla Bartsch]

Hi, Nathan,

 

We have scanned copies of the two articles.  The first one is 5.5 MB in a zip file and Conversational Newari is 73 MB in a zip file.  Do you want us to email them to you?  I’m not 100% sure that our server will allow a 73 MB file to be sent, but we can try it.

 

Carla

 

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Subject: Re: Two items on Newar

 

Dear Ed, 

This unfortunately appears to be the more famous 1980 paper and not the earlier 1971 paper. 

Nathan




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On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 12:03 PM, Edward Garrett <heacu.mcintine at gmail.com> wrote:

hi nathan,

 

i have the first, which is attached. i'm not sure when or where i got it.

 

ed

 

On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 11:58 AM, Nathan Hill <nathanwhill at gmail.com> wrote:

Would anyone happen to have access to either of these items on Newar? They are proving difficult to find. 


Hale, Austin. 1971. Person markers: conjunct and disjunct forms.  Topics in Newari Grammar, Vol. 1, 12. SIL.

Conversational Newari by Ishwara Nanda; Jagan Nath Maskey; Austin Hale
Kathmandu, Summer Institute of Linguistics [and] Institute for Nepal studies, Tribhuvan University, 1971.

 

 

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