CiNii 図書 - The Tungusic languages

All contributors to this volume are well-known specialists on their specific topics and all the authors of the chapters dealing with modern languages have personal experience of linguistic field work among Tungusic speakers. The volume is of interest for scholars working on general linguistic typology, as well as on the languages and ethnicities of the specific region of Northeast Asia. Because of this geographical focus, the volume is likely to be of particular relevance for scholars based in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Mongolia, as well as China and Russia. Other regions with scholars working on the Tungusic languages include Europe (especially Germany and Poland) and North America (both Canada and the US). Since the Tungusic languages are typologically often classified as "Altaic", the volume will be of interest to scholars working on other "Altaic" languages, including, in particular, Mongolic and Turkic. Because of the current endangered status of all Tungusic languages, the volume is of interest for specialists on language endangerment and language revitalization.

List of tables List of contributors Preface and acknowledgements Technical notes List of abbreviations Chart of the Manchu script Language map 1. Tungusic as a language family Ethnic nomenclature Data and sources Internal taxonomy Typological profile Grammatical framework References and further reading 2. Early Far Eastern sources on Tungusic Chinese sources Japanese sources Korean sources References and further reading 3. Early Western sources on Tungusic Types of sources Eighteenth century Nineteenth century References and further reading 4. Proto-Tungusic Data and sources Vowel system Vowel harmony Consonant system Morpheme structure Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Person marking Verbal stems Verbal forms Syntax Lexical structure References and further reading 5. Jurchen Data and sources Notational conventions The writing system Origin of the Jurchen script Segmental structure Nominal forms Numerals Pronouns Verbal forms Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 6. Written Manchu Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Participles Converbs Complex verbal forms Imperatives Syntax Lexicon and language contacts List of primary sources References and further reading 7. Siberian Ewenki Taxonomic status Dialectal division Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Person marking Verbal forms Verbal functions Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 8. Orochen Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Adjectives Numerals Pronouns Person marking Other word classes Verbal morphology Participles Imperatives Other modal forms Converbs Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 9. Solon Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Person marking Verbal morphology Participles Imperatives Converbs Phrase structure Sentence types Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 10. Neghidal Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Person marking Verbal morphology Participles Finite tense and aspect Imperatives Other modal forms Converbs Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 11. Ewen Dialectal division Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word structure and word classes Word formation Number and case Adjectives Numerals Pronouns Person marking Other word classes Verbal morphology Participles Finite tense and mood Converbs Phrase structure Sentence types Passive and causative Complex sentences Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 12. Oroch Taxonomic status Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Person marking Other word classes Verbal morphology Voice and aspect Participles Imperatives Other modal forms Converbs Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 13. Udihe Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Adjectives Numerals Pronouns Person marking Other word classes Verbal morphology Voice and aspect Participles Finite tense and mood Converbs Complex predicates Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 14. Nanai Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Adjectives Numerals Pronouns Person marking Other word classes Verbal morphology Voice and aspect Participles Finite indicative forms Imperatives Other modal forms Converbs Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 15. Ulcha Taxonomic status Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Adjectives Numerals Pronouns Person marking Other word classes Verbal morphology Voice and aspect Participles Finite indicative forms Imperatives Other modal forms Converbs Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 16. Uilta Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Person marking Verbal morphology Participles Finite indicative forms Imperatives Converbs Phrase structure Sentence types Complex sentences Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 17. Spoken Manchu Dialectal division Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Verbal forms Complex predicates Sentence types Complex sentences Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 18. Sibe Data and sources Segmental structure Phonotactics and morphophonology Word formation Number and case Numerals Pronouns Verbal forms Complex predicates Syntax Lexicon and language contacts References and further reading 19. Sociolinguistic aspects of Tungusic Demographic background Legislational status Data and sources Ewenki as a supraregional language Ewen in northeastern Siberia Amur-Sakhalin region Tungusic languages in education Tungusic languages in public spheres Future prospects References and further reading 20. Tungusic in time and place Data and sources External relationships Areal position Protohistorical setting Stages of expansion Sic transit gloria References and further reading Index

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