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JL3-131015
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Title Grammatical materials
Description 1 interrogative list
Origination date 2013-10-15
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/JL3/131015
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Jenny Lee
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Papua New Guinea - PG
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Language as given Ranmo
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Blafe - bfh
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Blafe - bfh
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Originating university Harvard University
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Data Categories primary text
Data Types Sound
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DOI 10.4225/72/5703EA35A819B
Cite as Jenny Lee (collector), 2013. Grammatical materials. MPEG/VND.WAV. JL3-131015 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.4225/72/5703EA35A819B
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JL3-131015-000.mp3 audio/mpeg 15.1 MB 00:16:31.432
JL3-131015-000.wav audio/vnd.wav 250 MB 00:16:31.366
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Collection Information
Collection ID JL3
Collection title Recordings of Ranmo (Blafe)
Description Recordings of narratives, elicitation sessions, and natural speech in Ranmo (Blafe)

Associated grants:
Research Experience for Graduates (REG) Supplement (#1502502)
National Science Foundation

Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant (#1263754)
National Science Foundation/National Endowment for Humanities

Related publications:
2016. Pluractionality in Ranmo. Oceanic Linguistics 55(1): 25-51.
2016. Root alternation and verbal plurality in Ranmo. In University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics 22(1): 197-206. Philadelphia, PA.
2016. Split ergativity and voice marking in Ranmo. In Proceedings of the 45th North East Linguistic Society, ed. by Thuy Bui and and Deniz Ozyildiz. Amherst, MA: GSLA.
2015. Pluractionality and the stative vs. eventive contrast in Ranmo. In Proceedings of the 41st Berkeley Linguistic Society. Berkeley, CA.
Countries
Papua New Guinea - PG
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Languages
Blafe - bfh
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