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Author:
Kilian-Hatz, Christa, author.
Title:
The linguistic link between (Western) baMbenga and (Eastern) baMbuti Pygmies / Christa Kilian-Hatz.
Edition:
1st edition.
Publisher:
Academia,
Copyright Date:
2019
Description:
458 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm.
Subject:
Benga language.
Lese language.
Anthropological linguistics--Africa, Central.
Wumbvu language.
Pygmies--Languages.
Mbuti (African people)
Afrikaner
Einheimische Art
Grundsprache
Mbuti-Sprache
Pygma˜en
Sprachverwandtschaft
Yaka-Sprache
Kongobecken
18.92 languages of sub-Saharan Africa.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 423-435).
Contents:
Maps and Figures. Abbreviations -- Abbreviations of languages -- Abbreviations of authors and references -- Linguistic abbreviations -- Other abbreviations and symbols -- Introduction -- 'Putting the right life partner to the test' -- Survey of pygmy groups, populations and languages -- Genetics -- Internal and external language contact of the pygmies -- Aims of the study and methods -- The data base -- Shared vocabulary : Cognates and substrates of the baMbenga group with the baMbuti group -- The publisher as well as the author have decided to publish the comparison of the words exclusively in the internet : The chapters 2.1-2.2.3.2 can be accessed via the following link : www.nomos-shop.de, 41256 -- Cognates of the baMbenga group with Bira languages (Bantu D30) and Bamba (Bantu B60) -- Cognates of Baka (and Aka) with Bantu D30 languages and Bamba (B60) -- Cognates only of Aka with Bantu D30 and Bamba -- Cognates of the baMbenga group with East Central Sudanic (ECS) -- Cognates of the baMbenga group with the Medje group -- Cognates of Baka (and Aka) with the Medje group -- Cognates only of Aka with the Medje group -- Cognates of the baMbenga group with the Lese-Mamvu group -- Cognates of Baka (and Aka) with the Lese-Mamvu group -- Cognates only of Aka with the Lese, Mamvu group -- Cognates of the baMbenga group with the Medje group and the Lese-Mamvu group -- Cognates of Baka (and Aka) with the Medje group and the Lese-Mamvu group -- Cognates only of Aka with the Medje group and the Lese-Mamvu group -- Phonology : Phoneme Inventories and Sound Correspondences -- Phoneme Inventories -- Baka -- Aka -- iButi -- Atsoa -- Efe -- Sound correspondences -- Sound correspondences of Baka, Aka to iButi (= Sua) -- Sound correspondences of Baka, Aka to Atsoa -- Sound correspondences of Baka, Aka to Efe -- Shared motives in tales of the Baka and the Efe, Balese -- 'Faeces' -- 'Eating forbidden eggs' -- 'Absurd barter of goods' -- 'Theft of the fire' -- 'The fight of leopard and tortoise' -- 'Transformation into an elephant' -- 'Incest with the mother in law, aunt' -- 'Putting the right life partner to the test' -- Summary and conclusions -- Bibliography -- Appendices (Schebesta's and Vorbichler's manuscripts) -- Tables -- Maps and Figures.
Summary:
Molekulargenetische Daten belegen, dass westliche und o˜stliche Pygma˜envo˜lker in Afrika einst eine autochthone einheitliche ?Pygma˜engruppe? bildeten. Folglich muss diese auch in einer Art Pygma˜en-Protosprache kommuniziert haben. Ihr gemeinsames sprachliches Erbe schien sie jedoch im Lauf ihrer Migrationsgeschichte verloren zu haben. Da die heutigen Pygma˜envo˜lker keine bzw. nur wenig verwandte Sprachen sprechen, bleibt zu kla˜ren, ob Reste einer solchen Protosprache existieren; und wenn ja, wird es mo˜glich sein, auch eine solche Pygma˜en-Protosprache zu rekonstruieren?0Ku˜rzlich entdeckte lexikalische und grammatikalische Daten der Missionare Brisson, Schebesta und Vorbichler erlauben es erstmals, eine gro©e Anzahl lexikalischer Entsprechungen der westlichen baMbenga-Pygma˜en mit den o˜stlichen baMbuti-Pygma˜en sowie mit verschiedenen Sprachen zu finden, die nur im o˜stlichen Kongobecken gesprochen werden. Die einzige logische Erkla˜rung dafu˜r ist, dass die westlichen Pygma˜en im o˜stlichen Kongobecken gelebt haben mu˜ssen, und dass sie zu einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt in ihrer Geschichte einen engeren sprachlichen Kontakt mit den o˜stlichen Pygma˜en und deren benachbarten Bantu- und Sudan-Bevo˜lkerungen gehabt haben mu˜ssen.
Series:
Studia Instituti Anthropos, 0570-3085 ; 58
ISBN:
3896657925
9783896657923
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1106461301
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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