2016
DOI: 10.20396/liames.v16i1.8646165
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Terena, Chané, Guaná and Kinikinau are one and the same language:

Abstract: Este estudo parte da avaliação dos materiais existentes sobre as línguas Chané, Guaná e Kinikinau, usualmente apresentadas, juntamente com o Terena, como línguas distintas do ramo meridional da família Arawak, e propõe uma avaliação do grau de distanciamento entre essas variedades. Argumento que a evidência existente – em muitos casos restrita a poucos itens vocabulares – não permite considerar esses rótulos como denotando línguas distintas da língua Terena. Motivado por essa conclusão, e pelo fato adicional d… Show more

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“…Carvalho (2016) tackles the Guaná data in a more linguistically-informed way, showing that the existing Guaná corpus represents a language not significantly distinct from the modern Terena language and provides, therefore, a certain support to the premise of the present work, that is, that the Guaná documents can be profitably and interestingly compared to Terena (and for the alternative labeling of 'Guaná' as 'early Terena') 6 . As I demonstrate here, however, the existing documents on early Terena -some of which were not addressed in Carvalho (2016), such as Schmidt (1903) -are far richer as to the insights they offer to an understanding of Terena diachrony.…”
Section: Taunay (1868) and Schmidt (1903): Sources On Early Terenamentioning
confidence: 58%
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“…Carvalho (2016) tackles the Guaná data in a more linguistically-informed way, showing that the existing Guaná corpus represents a language not significantly distinct from the modern Terena language and provides, therefore, a certain support to the premise of the present work, that is, that the Guaná documents can be profitably and interestingly compared to Terena (and for the alternative labeling of 'Guaná' as 'early Terena') 6 . As I demonstrate here, however, the existing documents on early Terena -some of which were not addressed in Carvalho (2016), such as Schmidt (1903) -are far richer as to the insights they offer to an understanding of Terena diachrony.…”
Section: Taunay (1868) and Schmidt (1903): Sources On Early Terenamentioning
confidence: 58%
“…His Guaná documents were published first in 1868 as part of this book "Scenas de viagem" and later in 1875. As discussed to a certain extent in Carvalho (2016), his data go beyond that of the usual vocabulary lists, offering additional and interesting evidence on morphophonological and grammatical patterns of early Terena.…”
Section: Taunay (1868) and Schmidt (1903): Sources On Early Terenamentioning
confidence: 86%
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