Tracing social history from synchronic linguistic and ethnographic data: The prehistory of resígaro contact with Bora
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Tracing social history from synchronic linguistic and ethnographic data: The prehistory of resígaro contact with Bora
Descripción
"...The paper is structured as follows. The following section gives a brief introduction to the Resígaro people and language. The third section describes the Resígaros’ cultural assimilation to Boras. The fourth and fifth sections review what is known about Bora influence on Resígaro vocabulary and grammar. The sixtth section traces the history of contact between the Resígaro and Bora peoples and the final section concludes this paper [...] Currently, there are only two fully fluent speakers of Resígaro left, who live in an Ocaina community called Nueva Esperanza, on the Yaguasyacu River, in Loreto, Peru..."
Autor
Frank Seifart1
Fuente
Mundo Amazónico, V. 6, N° 1, 2015
Editor
Bogotá [CO] : Universidad Nacional de Colombia [UNAL]
Fecha
2015
Formato
pp. 97-110
Idioma
inglés
Identificador
H_LN_12648+
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Citación
Frank Seifart1, “Tracing social history from synchronic linguistic and ethnographic data: The prehistory of resígaro contact with Bora,” cendoc.chirapaq.org.pe, consulta 15 de junio de 2026, http://cendoc.chirapaq.org.pe/items/show/13161.
