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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Quichua"”.

  1. Processes of Change in Amazonian Ecuador: Quijos Quichua Indians Become Cattlemen

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  2. Quichua-Spanish language contact in Salcedo, Ecuador: revisiting media lengua syncretic language practices

    … of the interaction between Spanish and Quichua in the Salcedo region and provide more information for the processes that might have given rise to Media Lengua, a ‘mixed’ language comprised of a Quichua grammar and Spanish lexicon. Muysken attributes the formation of Media Lengua to …

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  3. Andean Indigenous Expression: A Textual and Cultural Study of Hispanic-American and Quichua Poetry in Ecuador

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  4. THE SALIENCE OF MEDICAL CULTURE IN AMAZONIAN ECUADOR

    … of Ecuador. In particular, it will focus on the Quichua community of Venecia Derecha. The framework for this thesis is based on Murray Last's (1981,1992) concept of "medical culture," which he uses for all things medical that go on in a given society. Careful examination of a medical culture …

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