Native Latin American cultures : through their discourse
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Native Latin American cultures : through their discourse
（Special publications of the Folklore Institute, new series ; no. 1）
Folklore Institute, Indiana University, c1990
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Includes bibliographical references
"Originally published as a special issue of the Journal of forklore research, vol. 27, nos. 1 and 2 (Jan.-Aug. 1990)"--T.p. verso
内容説明・目次
内容説明
"These essays, most of them in the tradition of anthropological study of folklore, expand the current boundaries of the discipline and provide additional case studies to a growing literature in discourse analysis of oral performance." -Dan Ben-Amos
Authors examine weeping, double-talk, community-building, music, myth, humor and play, and concepts of time and history in various native Latin American communities.
目次
Preface
Ellen B. Basso
Introduction: Discourse as an Integrating Concept in Anthropology and Folklore Research
Janet Wall Hendricks
Manipulating Time in an Amazonian Society: Genre and Event among the Shuar
Jane H. Hill
Weeping as a Meta-signal in a Mexicano Womans Narrative
Susan Paulson
Double-talk in the Andes: Ambiguous Discourse as a Means of Surviving Contact
John H. McDowell
The Community-building Mission of a Kamsa Ritual Language
Joel Sherzer
On Play, Joking, Humor, and Tricking in Kuna:
The Agouti Story
Jonathan D. Hill
Myth, Music, and History: Poetic Transformations of Narrative Discourse in an Amazonian Society
Ellen B. Basso
The Last Cannibal
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