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Bahnaric Linguistic Bibliography with Selected Annotations
Abstract
The purpose of this bibliography is to assist Bahnaric linguists, translators, and
scholars by indexing and cataloguing Bahnaric reference materials. References
are first organized by linguistic domain. Next, references are organized
historically via a helpful language index. Lastly, an author index is provided.
This work also includes an updated Bahnaric map and a brief description of
Bahnaric linguistic features. Readers will be drawn into the debate on Bahnaric
classification and the question of which languages need to be deleted or added
to the Bahnaric family.
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La pratique de l'essartage a été étudiée chez les Brou, riziculteurs de la province de Ratanakiri au Cambodge. La question du choix des emplacements est d'abord brièvement abordée, avec ses deux possibilités : l'extension d'un défrichement (müür) exploité au cours des années précédentes, ou la création d'un nouvel essart. L'organisation interne des défrichements repose sur la division des terrains à cultiver en bandes parallèles longues et étroites. Semailles et moissons sont réalisées d'une façon indépendante sur chacune de ces lanières, ce qui permet une répartition des différents types de paddy, auxquels on ajoute souvent des semences d'autres plantes. Par ailleurs, quand plusieurs familles sont associées pour l'exploitation d'un même essart, la division en lanières permet le calcul et la distribution des parts qui reviennent à chacune.
The society of the Indochinese peninsula may be divided roughly into two major segments: the people of the plains, valleys, and deltas, who have been strongly influenced by the civilizations of India and China, and the inhabitants of the highlands who have remained far more aloof, and about whom even today relatively little is known. To be sure, the highlanders have not been completely isolated. Many groups have long had contact with their lowland neighbors, who in many instances are related linguistically, and, since the mid-nineteenth century, they have had to deal with the French colonial administrators. Essentially, however, the highland people have not become part of the great traditions that have touched them; they have not been civilized. The largest and most important of the southern Vietnamese highland groups are the Rhade, Jarai, Mnong, Stieng, Bahnar, and Sedang. The settlement pattern, social organization, and religious beliefs and practices of each are described in some detail in the second section of this Memorandum.
Studies (Notes, Reviews, Data-Papers)
- Mon-Khmer
Mon-Khmer Studies (Notes, Reviews, Data-Papers). 42: xxxiv-lxvii
Vietnam word list (revised): Kơho (Sre) Wordlist Draft. s.l., ms
- George Irwin
Irwin, George. 2009. Vietnam word list (revised): Kơho (Sre). Wordlist Draft. s.l., ms.
http://www.sil.org/resources/archives/35754 accessed 16 May 2013.
Loven (Jruq) consolidated lexicon
- Pascale Jacq
- Paul Sidwell
Jacq, Pascale, and Paul Sidwell. 1999. Loven (Jruq) consolidated lexicon. Vol. 23. München:
LINCOM Europa.
Alak. Wordlist. s.l., ms
- Beulah Johnston
- Janice Saul
- David Thomas
Johnston, Beulah, Janice Saul, and David Thomas. 1978. Alak. Wordlist. s.l., ms.
Referenced by Prachakij-karacak (1995).
Vietnam word list (revised): Brao. s.n
- Charles Keller
Keller, Charles. compiler 2012. Vietnam word list (revised): Brao. s.n.