Articles

Articles and book chapters (6)

 

• 2010.
  B. Heine & M. Dunham 
  « Grammaticalization in Bantu with special reference to Swahili »
  K. Legère & C. Thornell (ed.), Bantu Languages, Analyses, Description and Theory, pp. 31-45. Köln : Rüdiger Köppe Verlag.

 

• 2008. 
  « Misiru et les étapes de la vie chez les Valangi de Tanzanie »,
  V. de Colombel & M. Lebarbier (dir.)
  Etapes de la vie et tradition orale. Conceptions universelles et expressions particulières. SELAF 450 (Numéros spéciaux 34), Louvain-Paris. Peeters.

 

• 2007. 
  « Le langi et la Vallée du Rift Tanzanien : contacts et convergences »
  Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de Paris. Tome 102, Fascicule 1, pp. 399-427. Louvain-Paris : Peeters.

 

• 2007. 
  « The Hyena: Witch's Auxiliary or Nature's Fool? »
  E. Dounias, E. Motte-Florac, M. Dunham (eds.)
  Animal Symbolism
  CD-Rom, Editions de l'IRD. 

 

• 2004. 
  « On the verbal system in Langi, a Bantu language of Tanzania (F.33) »
  Studies in African Linguistics.
  33.2. 199-234.
  Download a non final version (PDF format)

 

• 2004. 
  « Misiru fille de Lose »
  Contribution of an interlinearized Langi text to the CD-ROM accompanying the Hommages à Jacqueline Thomas, E. Motte-Florac, G. Guarisma (ed.),
  Du terrain au cognitif Linguistique, Ethnolinguistique, Ethnosciences
  SELAF 417 (Numéros spéciaux 30), Louvain-Paris : Peeters. 40 p.

 

 

Reviews (2)

 

• Review of Rose, Sarah ; Beaudoin-Lietz, Christa ; Nurse, Derek.
  A Glossary of Terms for Bantu Verbal Categories.
  Munich : LINCOM Studies in African Linguistics.
  Review published on Linguist List, 2 March, 2006.

 

• Review of Bisang, Walter; Himmelmann, Nikolaus. P.; Wiemer, Björn (ed.) 2004.
  What makes Grammaticalization? A Look from its Fringes and its Components.
  Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs 158. Berlin-New York: Mouton de Gruyter. 354 p.
  Review published on Linguist List, 22 July, 2005.

 

 

On-line publications (5)

 

• Five Langi texts can be accessed through the Lacito Archive Project and here. The texts are interlinearized: phonetic transcription, morphological analysis, glosses, French or English translation. The texts can be listened to in their entirety or sentence by sentence.