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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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La trasmisión de palabras de origen uchinaguchi mediante las principales características culturales okinawenses y su recepción en la comunidad nikkei de Lima, 2018

Carrasco, Jhonattan, Segura, Alejandra 06 1900 (has links)
The largest part of Lima's Nikkei community is composed of Okinawan descendants. Therefore, the arts, gastronomy, and rites of Okinawa are cultural characteristics that are part of the lives of the members of this community. Although the native language of Okinawa (Uchinaguchi) is in danger of extinction, this paper exhibits that the practice of these cultural characteristics, at home and in community events and workshops, generates the transmission and reception of Uchinaguchi words ("uchinaguisms") in Lima's Nikkei community.
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Le rôle du sanskrit dans le développement de la langue khmère : une étude épigraphique du VIe au XIVe siècle / The role of Sanskrit in the development of the Khmer language : an epigraphic study from the 6th to the 14th century

Chhom, Kunthea 16 December 2016 (has links)
Le Cambodge ancien (VIe – XIVe siècle) est riche en inscriptions, composées principalement en sanskrit, en vieux khmer et en deux langues (sanskrit et khmer). L’impact du vocabulaire sanskrit dans l’enrichissement linguistique du khmer n’avait pas encore étudié jusque-là en détail. Le présent travail propose d’examiner les inscriptions khmères et sanskrites comme un ensemble. Il traite des sujets et des domaines dans lesquels les éléments sanskrits apparaissent dans les inscriptions khmères ; à savoir : les donations, la datation, les bénédictions-malédictions, les noms propres, l’orthographe, le vocabulaire de l’administration royale, les fonctions des serviteurs dans les temples, la prosodie, la dérivation, les objets offerts aux dieux et les objets cultuels. Les emprunts sanskrits dans chaque domaine présentent différentes caractéristiques dans leur interaction avec les mots khmers ; certains d’entre eux ont des connotations locales, d’autres deviennent des modèles de « calques » du sanskrit vers le khmer. Si les premières inscriptions semblent favoriser le sanskrit (dans certains cas, sous des formes prākritisées), celles du Xe siècle sont en khmer et se distinguent par l’abondance de nouveaux emprunts au sanskrit. Le Xe siècle est aussi marqué par l’apparition de textes qui contiennent des passages équivalents dans leurs versions sanskrite et khmère ; et en XIIe et XIVe siècle nous trouvons deux inscriptions comprenant des passages équivalents en khmer et en pāli. Ces passages montrent que les textes sanskrits jouent non seulement le rôle « rhétorique » qui était réservé au sanskrit mais aussi le rôle « documentatif » considéré comme propre aux textes khmers. / Ancient Cambodia (6th – 14th century A.D.) is relatively rich in inscriptions, composed mainly in Sanskrit, in Old Khmer and in both languages (Sanskrit and Khmer). The impact of Sanskrit on the linguistic enrichment of the Khmer language has not been studied in detail. The present study proposes to examine the Sanskrit and Khmer parts together. It deals with the domains where Sanskrit elements appear densely clustered in the Khmer inscriptions, such as descriptions of donations, formulations of dating, boons and curses, proper names, orthography, royal administration, accounts of the functions of servants in temples and of objects offered to gods and cult objects. It also touches on areas where there appears to have been less palpable influence, such as prosody and morphological derivation. The Sanskrit loanwords in each domain show different features of interaction with Khmer terms: some of them acquire local connotations; some may be “calques” from Sanskrit into Khmer. (Calques of Khmer expressions in Sanskrit are also considered.) If the early inscriptions seem to favour Sanskrit (in some cases, in Prākritised forms), those from the 10th century A.D. onwards are increasingly in a form of Khmer characterized by an abundance of new Sanskrit loanwords. The 10th century is also marked by the appearance of some texts containing “equivalent” passages in their Khmer and Sanskrit portions; later on, in the 12th and the 14th century we find two inscriptions with equivalent passages in Khmer and Pāli. These passages prove that Sanskrit texts play not only the “rhetorical” role for which they are famous, but also the “documentative” role associated with the Khmer texts.
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Empréstimos lingüísticos do português em Xerente Akwé / LINGUISTIC OPERATIONS IN THE PORTUGUESE XERENTE Akwe

MESQUITA, Rodrigo 28 May 2009 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-07-29T16:19:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertacao_Rodrigo_Mesquita.pdf: 525946 bytes, checksum: 470203b5dc1e91eee9447425a51d6799 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-05-28 / Many languages, spoken by minority populations coming in contact with majority ones are losing vitality. Additionally, several other languages have become extinct, and this phenomenon is related to a cultural complexity involving a unique way to reflect on reality and to become a part of it. The reasons for this are many, and in each case, they act in different ways. Identifying these reasons can help to clarify the situation of a given language, and, consequently, provide subsidies for (re)vitalization projects, given that the understanding of the sociolinguistic situation may reveal what is behind the many facets resulting from the predominantly asymmetric relationships among unequally assigned political, economic and cultural powers among the involved populations. In this sense, variations and changes in those languages are directly related to changes that have taken place in the social and cultural medium and in the ecosystem where those peoples live. Thus, both linguistic and extra-linguistic factors act on those changes. According to several authors (Albó, 1988; Braggio, 1997; Godenzzi, 2000; Nettle & Romaine, 2000; Romaine, 1995 among others), borrowings made by minority languages which come in contact with dominant languages, are seen as signs that the lexicon of that particular language is losing vitality, in view of the speed with which those borrowings are incorporated. Thus, there is no time for the community to adapt the terms by creating them their own language or to filter the new terms, adjusting them to the structure of the native language. As stated earlier, the whole social, cultural, political and economic structure of those peoples is being threatened. The Xerente people are among those minorities whose language is being threatened. In this view, we intend to give our contribution to Linguistics, to the study of indigenous languages and to the Xerente Akwe people, by bringing to light the sociolinguistic situation in which they find themselves, by studying the linguistic borrowings made from Portuguese to their language. Currently, they are 3,100 individuals and their language is part of the Jê family, Macro Jê language stock (RODRIGUES, 1986). They occupy an area in the State of Tocantins, approximately 80 km from Palmas, the State capital. They are distributed among 56 villages, and part of the population (approximately 10%) lives in Tocantínia, the city which is closest to them. Therefore, the main goals of this dissertation are: a) describing and analyzing the borrowings from Portuguese to Xerente Akwe, in their linguistic and extra-linguistic aspects; b) making a contribution to the area of sociolinguistics, with the study of the borrowings, in a situation of close linguistic and socio-cultural contact and c) thinking, along with the Xerente people, about the phenomenon that is the object of this study and attempt to contribute to their school education and to the vitalization of their language in the aspects that are being most affected (Braggio, 2008). To attain these goals, we are using the method which consists of applying words lists with visual aids divided into semantic fields (such as transportation, tools and utensils, school, food etc., representing the new elements that are being introduced in the indigenous culture), for the purpose of determining up to what point these borrowings are being made on a regular basis, among languages that come in contact with each other as changes that are unique to each language, as a lexicon-expanding tool or if they are taking place in a disorderly fashion, thereby contributing to the dislocation of the Xerente language, or both. Regarding linguistic aspects, we have identified four types of borrowings: i) borrowings by creation; ii) loanblends; iii) phonetic/phonological adjustments and iv) direct borrowings, each with different degrees of structural complexity. The last ones are used exactly like they are used in Portuguese, and thereby represent a prevalent force of the Portuguese language as used by the speakers, in their effort to adapt them to the indigenous language. This type of borrowing marks the real beginning of a language obsolescence, since it is related to the speed with which the borrowings make their appearance. Additionally, one can not separate borrowings from attitudes, since they are very important for the linguistic policies that the Xerente people have been adopting. Results from the analysis of extra-linguistic aspects have shown that some borrowings have become aportuguesados , that is, they show Portuguese-like characteristics, which are closer or identical to the forms used in Portuguese. They are more commonly found among the children and the younger Xerente who live in the city and have more schooling. The forms created with elements of the native language are more easily found among the older population, living in the indigenous community with little or no schooling. Generally speaking, the social reality of the Xerente, consisting of migration, internal dispersion and schooling in the Portuguese language, as Braggio (idem) states, can be considered as being one of the factors that can potentialize an intrusion of Portuguese into the Xerente Akwe language. We believe that this study fills a gap by dealing with a specific aspect of the sociolinguistic reality of the Xerente people, thereby providing subsidies for future studies. / Muitas línguas faladas por povos minoritários em situação de contato com povos majoritários encontram-se em situação de desvitalização. Além disso, várias outras línguas foram extintas, juntamente com uma complexidade cultural que envolve toda uma forma peculiar de refletir sobre a realidade e nela estar inserido. As razões para que isso ocorra são diversas e, para cada caso, atuam de diferentes formas. Identificar estas razões pode ajudar a clarear a situação de uma língua e conseqüentemente dar subsídios para projetos de (re)vitalização, uma vez que o entendimento da situação sociolingüística pode revelar o que há por trás das várias facetas originadas das relações, predominantemente assimétricas, de poder político, econômico e cultural desiguais entre os povos envolvidos. Neste sentido, as variações e mudanças nas línguas estão diretamente relacionadas com as mudanças ocorridas no meio sociocultural e no ecossistema em que estão inseridos os povos que as falam. Assim, tanto os fatores lingüísticos quanto os extra-lingüísticos atuam sobre estas mudanças. De acordo com vários autores (Albó, 1988; Braggio, 1997; Godenzzi, 2000; Nettle & Romaine, 2000; Romaine, 1995 entre outros), os empréstimos feitos por línguas minoritárias em situação de contato com línguas dominantes têm sido vistos como sinais da desvitalização do léxico destas línguas, dada a velocidade com que são incorporados ao léxico. Desta forma, não há tempo para que a coletividade adote os termos criados dentro da própria língua ou filtre os novos termos, adaptando-os à estrutura da língua incorporadora. Assim como a língua, toda a estrutura sociocultural, política e econômica desses povos são ameaçadas. O povo xerente encontra-se entre estas minorias que têm sua língua nativa ameaçada. Em vista disso, pretendemos dar nossa contribuição à Lingüística, aos estudos sobre línguas indígenas e ao povo xerente akwe, trazendo à luz a situação sociolingüística em que se encontram, através do estudo dos empréstimos lingüísticos do Português para a língua xerente. Atualmente, somam por volta de 3.100 indivíduos e sua língua está filiada à família Jê, tronco Macro Jê (RODRIGUES, 1986). Sua área indígena encontra-se no estado do Tocantins, a aproximadamente 80km da capital Palmas. Ali estão distribuídos em 56 aldeias, além de parte da população (aproximadamente 10%) que vive no centro urbano de Tocantínia, a cidade mais próxima. Sendo assim, os principais objetivos desta dissertação são: a) descrever e analisar os empréstimos do Português para o Xerente Akwe, em seus aspectos lingüísticos e extra-lingüísticos; b) contribuir para a área da sociolingüística com o estudo dos empréstimos em situação de contato lingüístico e sociocultural e c) refletir com o próprio povo Xerente acerca do fenômeno estudado e, assim, tentar contribuir para a educação escolar indígena e para a vitalização da língua nos aspectos em que estão sendo mais afetadas, dado que há fatores extra-lingüísticos concorrendo para uma possível desvitalização (Braggio, 2008). Para tanto, utilizamos como método a aplicação de listas de palavras representadas visualmente e divididas em campos semânticos (tais como transportes, ferramentas e utensílios, escola, alimentos etc., que representem os novos elementos que vão sendo introduzidos na cultura indígena), com a finalidade de verificar até que ponto estes empréstimos se dão de forma regular entre línguas em contato, como uma mudança própria de cada língua, como ferramenta de ampliação lexical ou se dão de forma desordenada, contribuindo para o deslocamento da língua xerente, ou ambas. Quanto aos aspectos lingüísticos, identificamos quatro tipos de empréstimos: i) por criação; ii) loanblends; iii) com adaptações fonético/fonológicas e iv) diretos, cada qual com diferentes graus de complexidade estrutural. Estes últimos são usados exatamente como o são no Português, representando assim uma força dominante do Português para parte dos falantes para adaptá-los à língua indígena. Este tipo de empréstimo é considerado como um indício real de obsolescência de língua, uma vez que está relacionado à velocidade com que os empréstimos estão entrando. Além do mais, não se pode desvincular os empréstimos das atitudes por parte dos próprios indígenas e das políticas lingüísticas que precisam ser adotadas para refletir sobre a situação. Os resultados da análise dos aspectos extralingüísticos mostram que os empréstimos aportuguesados , ou seja, mais próximos ou idênticos às formas portuguesas, são mais comuns entre as crianças e os Xerente +jovens, que vivem na cidade e que têm maior grau de escolaridade e que as formas criadas com elementos da língua nativa são de uso mais amplo dos indígenas +velhos, que vivem na aldeia e com pouca ou nenhuma escolaridade. De uma forma geral, a realidade social xerente, de migração, dispersão interna e escolarização através do Português, como afirma Braggio (idem) podem ser consideradas como uma das pontencializadoras da intrusão da língua xerente akwe pelo Português. Acreditamos que este trabalho preenche uma lacuna ao vislumbrar um recorte da realidade sociolingüística do povo xerente e dá subsídios para que futuros estudos sejam realizados

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