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Huanca-Quechua Dialectology
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Place and Thought in a Quechua Household Ritual
… an interpretation of household rituals in a Quechua-speaking community in the southern highlands of Peru. The interpretation focusses on comparing a ritual pago a la tierra (payment to the earth) to a formal meal which entails social obligations. Several other associations, not consistent …
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La producción transmedia quechua: un inca en el espacio
… a) un contexto social e histórico para con el quechua, en la que se entremezclan más de 500 años de historia desde tiempos anteriores a la llegada de Pizarro, el Virreinato y la República Peruana; b) la fantasía de visionar un futuro ucrónico y alternativo para con una cultura y/o cosmovisión …
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Verbal complexity in South Bolivian Quechua : insights from the speech of monolingual elders
… of verbal morphology of Southern Bolivian Quechua (SBQ) variety as it is spoken by monolingual elders in a rural town of Southern Bolivia. It states that the verbal morphology is composed by two types of morphemes: simplex and complex. This analysis relies on L1 native speaker intuitions. …
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Land, Labor and Power: Local Initiative and Land Reform in Huanoquite, Peru (Irrigation, Andes, Quechua)
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1987.
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Quechua and Spanish in the urban Andes: A study on language dynamics and identity construction among Peruvian youth
… events have led to massive migration of Quechua speakers from rural to urban areas. Migration has been understood as negatively affecting the vitality of Quechua in the cities, where Spanish is the dominant language. Using an ethnographic approach that is centered on youth’s voices, the …
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To Be a Woman Is to Suffer. The Interplay of Illness, Emotion and the Body in Quechua Women's Experiences
Finally I discuss dilemmas that emerge as women work to care for their families in wider social contexts where indigenous knowledge and practices are devalued. Discord between informal and formal systems of care come to the forefront in community settings where health issues are debated. My thesis …
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Linguistic Transfer in Andean Spanish: Syntax or Pragmatics?
… attributed this phenomenon to an influence of Quechua, where the object typically precedes the verb, but they do not discuss which linguistic properties have been transferred. The alternative orders are also possible in Standard Spanish, but in Standard Spanish fronted elements encode …
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Intonation and Language Contact: A Case Study of Two Varieties of Peruvian Spanish
… initial description of both Peruvian Spanish and Quechua intonation using instrumental analysis. Lima and some Cuzco Spanish speakers are shown to coincide with previous descriptions of other varieties of Spanish, depending on the feature considered. More variation is found within Cuzco, including …
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A comparative investigation of the differing responses to the good news of the Gospel among the highland and jungle Quechua Indians of Ecuador
Why does the Good News of the Gospel find greater response in some areas of the world than it does in other areas - even where there is a fairly close relationship geographically and culturally? This is one of the problems that the evangelical church is facing in some areas of Ecuador today. After …
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Non-Nominative Subject Constructions in the Government and Binding Framework
… and non-subjects in others. In Imbabura Quechua, the language analyzed in greatest detail in this thesis, non-nominative desideratives are treated as subjects by the binding principles, the theory of control and the ECP. In other languages, such as Huanca Quechua, non-nominatives are …
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The perceptual basis of long-distance laryngeal restrictions
… interaction between ejectives and aspirates in Quechua provides evidence for auditory features. These two articulatorily disparate sounds pattern together in the cooccurrence restrictions of Quechua, showing that some feature must pick them out as a class. It is argued that ejectives and …
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Diseño y aplicación de la metodología ECA con enfoque de género y lengua en el departamento de Potosí - Bolivia (ECAMUQ)
… de campo de agricultoras mujeres en lengua quechua (ECAMUQ) y se aplica en dos comunidades indígenas: Viscachani y Espicaya, del departamento de Potosí (Bolivia). Trabajando, entre sus contenidos, la diferencia entre sexo y género, el triple papel de la mujer, la equidad de género, …
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Qhatuyki Store modelo de negocio para pequeños distritos urbanos
… Store, is the composition of the word Qhatu (Quechua of Cusco that translated into Spanish means market) with the second-person possessive suffix yki (Your Market) and the English word Store, that in the context of the Internet it is directly associated with an e-commerce or electronic …
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Tense and mood variation in Spanish nominal subordinates: The case of Peruvian varieties
… the Andean region, contact between Spanish and Quechua has given rise to both monolingual and bilingual varieties of Andean Spanish, which present distinct characteristics. At the same time, however, Andean and non-Andean varieties share some features of Andean grammar due to intense dialect …
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Through an Indigenous Lens Food Security is Food Sovereignty: Case studies of Maori of Aotearoa New Zealand and Andeans people of Peru
… of two Indigenous1 knowledge systems: Andean/Quechua2 people of Peru and Māori3 of Aotearoa - New Zealand. This study takes a novel approach by using the Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) theory to examine the good-living philosophies of Allin Kawsay in Peru and Mauri Ora in Aotearoa in …
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Giving children the tools to participate: a case for the intercultural bilingual classroom in Peru
… texts, this thesis argues that native Quechua-speaking, primary students in Peru who learn in an effectively organized, intercultural, bilingual educational setting are taught in a language and cultural context that provides them with the necessary skills to be active participants in …
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Hôxwa e Llamichu: jogos cômico-críticos para o ensino de teatro e das histórias e culturas indígenas
… na Sequia Tusuy (Festa da Água) junto aos Quechua do distrito de Puquio, capital da província de Lucanas, do departamento de Ayacucho, Peru. O objetivo deste trabalho e dos jogos é problematizar a ausência, fazendo a presença de culturas e seres humanos que foram e continuam sendo mortos, …
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Safeguarding Indigenous Heritage in the Anthropocene: A Transnational Comparative Study of the Northwest Territories, Canada, and Northern Chile
… Territories, Canada, and the Aymara and Quechua peoples in northern Chile. I use a multi-method approach consisting of semi-structured interviews, oral histories and participant observation. The data is complemented by environmental and heritage legislation and grey literature at multiple …
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