Tracing the New : Processes of Translation and Transculturation in Wirangu single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 2017 Tracing the New : Processes of Translation and Transculturation in Wirangu
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    y separately published work icon Language, Land and Song : Studies in Honour of Luise Hercus Peter Austin (editor), Harold Koch (editor), Jane Simpson (editor), Australia : Endangered Languages Publishing , 2017 15316152 2017 anthology criticism biography

    'The contributors to this book highlight current practice in language documentation, drawing on insights from anthropology, digital humanities, education, ethnography, history, linguistics and musicology. The book shows how the value of this multi-faceted documentation has become clear over the last 50 years.' (Publication summary)

         Australia : Endangered Languages Publishing , 2017     pg. 555-566
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  • Aboriginal Wirangu There is disagreement among linguists about the classification of this language . Hercus and Simpson (2004) argue that Wirangu is not a dialect of Western Desert language but a member of the Thura-Yura languages. language
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