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From phonology to discourse: Studies in six Colombian languages.

Citation	Brend, Ruth M., editor. 1985. From phonology to discourse: Studies in six Colombian languages. Language Data, Amerindian Series, 9. Dallas: Summer Institute of Linguistics. vi, 133 p.
Author	Brend, Ruth M.
Serial	Language Data, Amerindian Series
Subjects	Phonological descriptions Discourse analysis
Country	Colombia
Subject languages	Koreguaje [coe] Epena [sja] Guahibo [guh] Guayabero [guo] Páez [pbb] Piapoco [pio]
Content language	English [eng]
Entry number	18396
Articles	Coreguaje: The domains of focus markers, by Cook, Dorothy M. and Stephen H. Levinsohn. Páez: Pitch and stress in the phonological word and phrase, by Gerdel, Florence L. Coreguaje: Tone, stress and intonation, by Gralow, Frances L. Epena Pedee (Saija): Nasalization, by Harms, Phillip L. Guayabero: Phonology and morphophonemics, by Keels, Jack. Piapoco: The phonological word, by Klumpp, Deloris A. Piapoco: Continuity of situation and antitopic in narrative discourse, by Klumpp, James W., Deloris A. Klumpp, and Stephen H. Levinsohn. Guahibo: Long vowels and stress, by Kondo, Riena W.
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