The clear blue sky and the rift valley of Tanzanian: Contacts and convergences;Le langi et la vallée du rift tanzanien : Contacts et convergences

Bulletin de la Societe de Linguistique de Paris

Volumn 102, Issue 1, 2007, Pages 399-427

  Dunham, Margaret ^a  

^a CNRS   (France)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 61149256416     PISSN: 00379069     EISSN: 17831385     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.2143/bsl.102.1.2028210     Document Type: Article

References (52)

1. ALEXANDRE, Pierre, 1981 : "Les langues bantu : tableau d'ensemble", in Jean PERROT, dir, Les langues du monde ancien et moderne, Paris, Editions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique.
2. BATIBO, Herman, 1985 : Le kesukuma, langue bantu de Tanzanie. Paris, Editions Recherche sur les Civilisations.
3. CREISSELS, Denis, 2001 : Auxiliarisation et expression de significations aspecto-temporelles en tswana, Présentation au Séminaire Rivaldi, Paris, France (14 juin 2001).
4. DALGISH, Gerard, 1979 : "Subject identification strategies and free word order : the case of Sandawe", Studies in African Linguistics 10, p. 273-310.
5. DRYER, Matthew S., A paraître 2007 : "Word Order", in Timothy SHOPEN, éd., Clause Structure, Language Typology and Syntactic Description, Vol. 1, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
6. - A paraître 2007 : "Verb-Object-Negative Order in Central Africa", in Norbert CYFFER, Erwin EBERMANN et Georg ZZIEGELMEYER, éd., Negation Patterns in West Africa.
7. DUNHAM, Margaret, 2005 : Eléments de description du langt, langue bantu F 33 de Tanzanie, Louvain-Paris-Dudley MA, Editions Peeters.
8. - 2004 : "On the verbal system in Langi", Studies in African Linguistics 33.2, p. 199-234.
9. - Sous presse : "Misiru et les étapes de la vie chez les Valangi de Tanzanie", in Véronique de COLOMBEL et Micheline LEBARBIER, éd., Passages : reflets dans la tradition orale. Paris-Louvain-Dudley MA, Editions Peeters.
10. EATON, Helen, 2002 : The Grammar of Focus in Sandawe, Thèse de doctorat, University of Reading.
11. EHRET, Christopher, 1998 : An African Classical Age : Eastern and Southern Africa in World History, 1000 BC to AD 400. Charlottesville VA, University Press of Virginia.
12. - 1974 : Ethiopians and East Africans : the Problems of the Contacts, Nairobi, East African Publishing House.
13. GORDON, Raymond G., Jr., ed., 2005 : Ethnologue : Languages of the World, Fifteenth edition. Dallas TX, SIL International. Online version : http ://www.ethnologue.com/.
14. GREENBERG, Joseph H., 1966 : "Some universals of grammar with particular reference to the order of meaningful elements", in Joseph GREENBERG, éd., Universals of Language, Cambridge, MA, M.I.T. Press, p. 73-113.
15. GRÉGOIRE, Claire, 1998 : "L'expression du lieu dans les langues africaines", Faits de Langues 11-12, p. 285-303.
16. GUTHRIE, Malcolm, 1948 : The Classification of the Bantu Languages, Oxford University Press, Londres.
17. HADERMANN, Pascale, 1999 : "Les formes nomino-verbales de classes 5 et 15 dans les langues bantoues du Nord-Ouest". Bantu Historical Linguistics, in J.-M. HOMBERT et L. M. HYMAN, éd., Stanford, CA, CSLI, p. 431-472.
18. HASPELMATH, Martin, 1989 : "From Purpose to Infinitive - A Universal Path of Grammaticalization", Folia Linguistica Historica X/1-2, p. 287-310.
19. HEINE, Bernd, 1975 : "The study of word order in African languages", in R.K. HERBERT, éd., Proceedings of the sixth conference on African linguistics, Ohio State University, Columbus, April 12-13 1975, Columbus, Ohio State University, Department of Linguistics, p. 161-183.
20. - 1976 : A typology of African languages based on the order of meaningful elements, Kölner Beiträge zur Afrikanistik, 4, Berlin, Dietrich Reimer.
21. HEINE, Bernd et Tania KUTEVA, 2002 : World lexicon of grammaticalization, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
22. - 2005 : Language Contact and Grammatical Change, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
23. HEINE, Bernd et Zelealem LEYEW, 2007 : "Is Africa a linguistic area ?" in Bernd HEINE and Derek NURSE, éd., A linguistic geography of Africa, chapitre 2.
24. HEINE, Bernd et Derek NURSE, éd., 2007 : A linguistic geography of Africa. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
25. KIESSLING, Roland, 2001 : "South Cushitic links to East Cushitic" in Andrzej ZABORSKI, éd., New Data and New Methods in Afroasiatic Linguistics, Wiesbaden, Harrassowitz Verlag, p. 95-102.
26. KIESSLING, Roland, Maarten Mous et Derek NURSE, 2007 : "The Tanzanian Rift Valley Area", in Bernd HEINE and Derek NURSE, éd., A linguistic geography of Africa, chapitre 6.
27. LIGHTFOOT, David, 1979 : Principles of diachronic syntax, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
28. MAHO, Jouni et Bonny SANDS, 2002 : The languages of Tanzania : a bibliography, Orientalia et africana gothoburgensia, n. 17, Göteborg, Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis. Site internet de Jouni MAHO : http ://goto.glocalnet.net/maho/ papers.html
29. MASELE, B. F. Y. P. et Derek NURSE, 2003 : "Stratigraphy and Prehistory : Bantu Zone F", Language Contacts in Prehistory : Studies in Stratigraphy, in Henning ANDERSEN, éd., Amsterdam-Philadelphia PA, John Benjamins Publishing Company, Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 239, p. 115-134.
30. MEEUSSEN, Achiel Emiel, 1967 : "Bantu Grammatical Reconstructions". Africana Linguistica 111, Tervuren, MRAC Annales 61, p. 79-121.
31. MONTLAHUC, Marie-Laure, 2000 : Eléments de description du chaga oriental, Thèse de doctorat, Paris, INALCO.
32. Mous, Maarten, 2000 : "Counter-Universal Rise of Infinitive-Auxiliary Order in Mbugwe (Tanzania, Bantu F 34)", "Mehr als nur Worte.", in Rainer VOSSEN, Angelika MIETZNER, et Antje MEISSNER, éd., Cologne, Ruediger Koeppe Verlag, p. 469-481.
33. - 2001 : "Basic Alagwa Syntax" in Andrzej ZZABORSKI, éd., New Data and New Methods in Afroasiatic Linguistics, Wiesbaden, Harrassowitz Verlag, p. 125-135.
34. - 2004 : A Grammatical Sketch of Mbugwe, Bantu F34, Tanzania. Cologne, Ruediger Koeppe Verlag.
35. MUFWENE, Salikoko S., 2001 : The Ecology of Language Evolution, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
36. - 2005 : Créoles, écologie sociale, évolution linguistique, Paris, l'Harmattan.
37. NICHOLS, Johanna, 1992 : Linguistic Diversity in Space and Time, Chicago, University of Chicago Press.
38. NURSE, Derek, 2000a : Inheritance, contact, and change in two East African languages, Cologne, Ruediger Koeppe Verlag.
39. - 2000b : "Diachronic Morphosyntactic Change in Western Tanzania", "Mehr als nur Worte.", in Rainer VOSSEN, Angelika MIETZNER et Antje MEISSNER, éd., Cologne, Ruediger Koeppe Verlag, p. 517-534.
40. - 2003 : "Aspect and tense in Bantu languages", The Bantu Languages, in Derek NURSE et Gérard PHILIPPSON, éd., London, Routledge, p. 90-102.
41. NURSE, D. et MUZALE, Henry R.T., 1999 : "Tense and Aspect in Great Lakes Bantu Languages", in Jean-Marie HOMBERT, Larry M. HYMAN, éd., Bantu Historical Linguistics, Stanford CA, CSLI, p. 517-544.
42. NURSE, Derek et PHILIPPSON, Gérard, 1980 : "The Bantu Languages of East Africa : a lexicostatistical survey", in E. C. POLOMÉ et C. P. HILL, éd., Language in Tanzania, Londres, Oxford University Press, p. 26-67.
43. - 2003 : The Bantu Languages. Londres, Routledge.
44. OLSON, Howard S., 1964 : "Rimi Proverbs", Tanganyika notes and records, 62, p. 73-82.
45. PHILIPPSON, Gérard et Derek NURSE, 2000 : "Gweno, a little known Bantu Language of Northern Tanzania", in Kulikoyela KAHIGI, Yared KIHORE et Maarten MOUS, éd, Lugha za Tanzania, Leiden, Research School CNWS, Leiden University, p. 233-284.
46. ROMBI, Marie-Françoise, 2002 : "Les parties du corps et la dénomination de l'espace dans trois langues bantu d'Afrique orientale" in Véronique de COLOMBEL et Nicole TERSIS, éd., Lexique et motivation : Perspectives ethnolinguistiques, Paris-Louvain-Dudley MA, Editions Peeters, p. 63-75.
47. SANDS, Bonny, Sous presse : "Hadza", in Rainer VOSSEN, éd., The Khoisan Languages, Londres, Curzon Press.
48. THOMASON, Sarah, 2001 : Language Contact. An Introduction, Edimbourg, Edimburgh University Press.
49. WHITELEY, Wilfred Howell, 1955 : The Structure of the Kuria Verbal and its Position in the Sentence, Thèse de doctorat, Londres.
50. - 1960 : The Tense System of Gusii, Kampala, East African Institute of Social Research.
51. YUKAWA, Yasutoshi, 1989 : A classified vocabulary of the Nilamba language, Tokyo, Institute for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa.
52. - 1989 : "A tonological study of Nilamba verbs", in Studies in Tanzanian Languages, Tokyo, Institute for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, p. 405-450.