An ethnographic account of language documentation among the Kurripako of Venezuela

Tania Granadillo

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Author: Granadillo, Tania; Genre: Thesis; Keywords: LoC Class: P128.D63, LoC Subject Headings: Linguistics--Documentation, LoC Subject Headings: Language and Languages--Documentation, LoC Subject Headings: Kurripako language; Title: An ethnographic account of language documentation among the Kurripako of Venezuela

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