Studies in Inuit Linguistics
In Honor of Michael Fortescue
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Publication
2017 - Alaska Native Language Center
Language
English
Word Count
47,500 words, Guess
Page Count
190 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL51609221M
- ISBN-139781555001254
- OCLC Control Number986523357
- Library of Congress Control Number2017013248
Classifications
- LCCPM50.S89 2017
Description
Studies in Inuit linguistics. In honor of Michael Fortescue' is a collection of articles celebrating Fortescue's many years of research on Inuit languages and dialects. From the contents: Affix Clusters and the Lexicon in Kalaallisut, by Jerrold Sadock / Delete It or Not: The Morphophonology of Affixes in Nunavik Inuktitut, by Louis-Jacques Dorais / Description Morphophonologique de l'inukitut du Nunavik, by Marc-Antoine Mahieu / Verbal Aspects in West Greenlandic - Lexical and Grammatical Aspects, by Naja Trondhjem / Anaphoric Arguments in Unangax̂ and Eastern Canadian Inuktitut, by Alana Johns / The Times of Inuktitut, by Elke Nowak / Is the Participial an Independent or a Dependent Mood? by Anna Berge / Histoire de Revenants-- Groenland Oriental, by Nicole Tersis / Kalaallit Inuusuttut Kalaallisut Oqaaseqatigiilioriaasiat, by Katti Frederiksen / Bering Strait: Crossroads of Inuit and Yupik Languages, by Lawrence D. Kaplan.
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