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Sprache und Kultur eine Geschichte der deutschsprachigen Ethnolinguistik /Karstedt, Lars von. Unknown Date (has links) (PDF)
Universiẗat, Diss., 2005--Hamburg. / Erscheinungsjahr an der Haupttitelstelle: 2004.
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Leksika i simvolika slavjanskoj narodnoj botaniki : etnolingvističeskij aspekt /Kolosova, V. B. January 2009 (has links)
In kyrill. Schrift, russ.
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Pragmatic strategies in the use of Kiswahili demonstrativesOkombo, D. Okot, Habwe, John Habu 14 August 2012 (has links) (PDF)
This paper focuses on two spatial Kiswahili demontratives. In Kiswahili, demonstratives have been traditionally treated as morphosyntactic elements that modulate various elements and realize emphatic function. Demonstratives have also been studied as elements that express and facilitate cohesive relations and elements that realize deictic functions in discourse.
In this paper we look at Kiswahili demonstratives as used in the standard Kiswahili language in Nairobi city. We argue that besides the traditionally recognized functions, demonstratives in standard Kiswahili are also used to pass subtle discourse messages which can only be explained by taking into account the pragmatic strategies employed in the use of demonstratives in specific discourse settings.
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Pragmatic strategies in the use of Kiswahili demonstrativesOkombo, D. Okot, Habwe, John Habu January 2007 (has links)
This paper focuses on two spatial Kiswahili demontratives. In Kiswahili, demonstratives have been traditionally treated as morphosyntactic elements that modulate various elements and realize emphatic function. Demonstratives have also been studied as elements that express and facilitate cohesive relations and elements that realize deictic functions in discourse.
In this paper we look at Kiswahili demonstratives as used in the standard Kiswahili language in Nairobi city. We argue that besides the traditionally recognized functions, demonstratives in standard Kiswahili are also used to pass subtle discourse messages which can only be explained by taking into account the pragmatic strategies employed in the use of demonstratives in specific discourse settings.
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