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Languages and ethnolinguistics

In English 

  1. Atkinson, Q.D. & Gray, R.D. Curious parallels and curious connections – Phylogenetic thinking in biology and historical linguistics. In Systematic Biology, vol. 54, n° 4, 2005, p. 513-526.
  2. Aubin, G.F. A proto-algonquian dictionary. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1975, 197 p. [P2392/29]
  3. Bonvillain, N. A grammar of Akwesasne Mohawk. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1973, 249 p. [P2392/8]
  4. Bostoen, K. & Maniacky, J. Studies in African comparative linguistics with special focus on Bantu and Mandel. Tervuren : Royal Museum for Central Africa, 2005, 495 p. ISBN 90-75894-76-7.
  5. Bromley, M. The linguistic relationships of Grand Valley Dani : a lexico-statistical classification. In Oceania, volume 37, n° 4, June 1967, p. 286-308. [P7448]
  6. Capell, A. Peoples and languages of Timor. In Oceania, volume XV, n° 1, September 1944, p. 19-48. [P7448]
  7. Cook, K.-D. Sacree verb paradigms. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1972, 51 p. [P2392/2]
  8. Cowan, H.K.J. A large Papuan language phylum in West New Guinea. In Oceania, volume 28, n° 2, December 1957, p. 159-166. [P7448]
  9. Dostál, P. & Knippenberg, H. The “Russification” of ethnic minorities in the USSR. In Soviet Geography, vol. 20, n° 4, April 1979, p. 197-219.
  10. Dye, W. The Sepik Hill languages : a preliminary report. In Oceania, volume 39, n° 2, December 1968, p. 146-156. [P7448]
  11. Fleck, D.W. Panoan languages and linguistics. American Museum of Natural History of New York, 2013, 112 p. [P7442/99]
  12. Foster, M.K. Papers in linguistics from the 1972 conference on Iroquoian research. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1974, 118 p. [P2392/10]
  13. Hamp, E.P [et al] Contributions to Canadian linguistics. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1979, 118 p. [P2392/50]
  14. Hamp, E.P. Wahgi (New Guinea) prosodic phonemes. In Oceania, volume 29, n° 1, September 1958, p; 62-66. [P7448]
  15. Harper, K. Some aspects of the grammar of the Eskimo dialects of Cumberland Peninsula and North Baffin Island. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1974, 94 p. [P2392/15]
  16. Heizer, R.F. The Mission Indian Vocabularies of Alphonse Pinart. University of California Press, 1952, 84 p. [C18933/15-1] [Ohlone, Salinan, Esselen & Chumash languages]
  17. Heizer, R.F. The Mission Indian Vocabularies of H.W. Henshaw. University of California Press, 1955, 202 p. [C18933/15-2] [Chumash & Ohlone languages]
  18. Hoddinott, W.G. The Ba:nbai language northern New South Wales. In Oceania, volume 38, n° 1, September 1967, p. 56-60. [P7448]
  19. Hooley, B.A. A brief history of New Guinea linguistics. In Oceania, vol. 35, n° 1, September 1964, p. 26-44. [P7448]
  20. Kalmar, I. Case and context in Inuktitut (Eskimo). Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1979, 159 p. [P2392/49]
  21. Michelson, G. A thousand words of Mohawk. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1973, 185 p. [P2392/5]
  22. Parr, R.T. A bibliography of the Athapaskan languages. Ottawa : National Museum of Man, 1974, 333 p. [P2392/14]
  23. Rodegem, F.M. Dictionnaire Rundi-Français. Musée Royal de l'Afrique Centrale, 1970, 644 p. [P929]
  24. Scollon, R. The context of the informant narrative performance : from sociolinguistics to ethnolinguistics at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. Ottawa  : National Museum of Man, 1979, 80 p. [P2392/52]
  25. Tyron, D.T. The languages of the Loyalty Islands : a general survey. In Oceania, volume 38, n° 1, September 1967, p. 65-72. [P7448]
  26. Wixman, R. Territorial russification and linguistic russianization in some Soviet Republics. In Soviet Geography, vol. 22, n° 10, December 1981, p. 667-675 (ISSN 0038-5417)
  27. Wurm, S.A. The changing linguistic picture of New Guinea. In Oceania, volume 31, n° 2, December 1960, p. 121-136. [P7448]

 

In French 

  1. Dorais, L.-J. La structure du vocabulaire moderne de la langue inuit du Québec-Labrador. In L’Homme, vol. 17, n° 4, octobre-décembre 1977, p. 35-63.
  2. Fédry, J. L’expérience du corps comme structure du langage : essai sur la langue sàr (Tchad). In L’Homme, t. 16, n° 1, janvier-mars 1976, p. 65-107.
  3. Ihm, P. & Lecerf, Y. Éléments pour une grammaire générale des langues projectives. Bruxelles : Presses Académiques européennes, 1963, 24 p.
  4. Juillerat, B. Terminologie de parenté iafar (Nouvelle-Guinée) : étude formelle d’un système dakota-iroquois. In L’Homme, vol. 17, n° 4, octobre-décembre 1977, p. 5-33.
  5. Meillet, A. & Cohen, M.  Les langues du monde. Paris : CNRS, 1952, 1294 p. + 21 cartes. [B43933]

 

In Spanish 

  1. Del Paso y Troncoso, Francisco.  Los trabajos lingüísticos de D. Miguel Trinidad Palma. In Anales del Museo Nacional de México, 1888, p. 45-47  [P6058/7]
  2. Del Paso y Troncoso, Francisco.Utilidad de la lengua mexicana en algunos estudios literarios. In Anales del Museo Nacional de México, 1886, p. 89-94 [P6058/7]
  3. Lombardo Toledano, V. Geografia de las lenguas de la Sierra de Puebla, con algunas observaciones sobre sus primeros y sus actuales pobladores. In Reimpresos del Instituto de investigaciones antropologicas, 3, octubre 1976, p. 14-58 [P6058]
  4. Santoscoy, A. Familias lingüísticas de México. In Anales del Museo Nacional de México, 188?, p. 313-335  [P6058/7]
  5. Sánchez, Jesús. Glosario de voces castellanas derivadas del idioma nahüatl ó Mexicano. In Anales del Museo Nacional de México, 1877, t. 1, p. 57-67 [P5058/7]
  6. Sánchez, Jesús. Lingüistica de la República Mexicana. In Anales del Museo Nacional de México, 1885, p. 279-280  [P6058/7]
  7. Sánchez, Jesús. Lingüistica de la República Mexicana (segundo artículo). In Anales del Museo Nacional de México, 1886, p. 321-324  [P6058/7]