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CATEGORIES:Séminaire de l'EREA, EREA
CREATED:20190124T122147
SUMMARY:Lexical and cultural diffusion: a study of fire fans in South America, Konrad Rybka (Postdoc, Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac)
LOCATION:Lesc – salle 308F (3e étage) - 21\, allée de l’Université\, Nanterre\, \, 9
2000\, France
DESCRIPTION:
In South America, despite demonstrable grammatical
convergence that defines several linguistic areas, lexical borrowing is sai
d to be rare. This raises the question: what factors moderate the rate of l
exical borrowing and how is the lack of lexical borrowing compensated by ot
her processes, e.g. lexical innovation, when cultures come in contact? A pa
rticularly suitable domain to investigate these questions is the vocabulary
of man-made objects. A comparative ethnographic study of the artifacts can
determine in which cases their manufacturing techniques have diffused. Thi
s provides a benchmark against which the linguistic consequences of materia
l diffusion and their determinants can be measured. Using museum collection
s, ethnographic literature, and language data, I uncover small and large-sc
ale patterns of cultural and linguistic borrowing of fire fans (tools for f
anning cooking fires) in South America.
La présentation sera réalisée
en anglais.
Document annexe de la présentation téléchargeable ici
.
Cliché: Évantails à feu, basses terres
sud-américaines / montage Konrad Rybka 2019.
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In South America, despite demo
nstrable grammatical convergence that defines several linguistic areas, lex
ical borrowing is said to be rare. This raises the question: what factors m
oderate the rate of lexical borrowing and how is the lack of lexical borrow
ing compensated by other processes, e.g. lexical innovation, when cultures
come in contact? A particularly suitable domain to investigate these questi
ons is the vocabulary of man-made objects. A comparative ethnographic study
of the artifacts can determine in which cases their manufacturing techniqu
es have diffused. This provides a benchmark against which the linguistic co
nsequences of material diffusion and their determinants can be measured. Us
ing museum collections, ethnographic literature, and language data, I uncov
er small and large-scale patterns of cultural and linguistic borrowing of f
ire fans (tools for fanning cooking fires) in South America.
La prése
ntation sera réalisée en anglais.
Document annexe de la présentation
téléchargeable ici.
Clich
é: Évantails à feu, basses terres sud-américaines / montage K
onrad Rybka 2019.
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