Massimiliano Verde
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State Library of Queensland
State Library of Queensland’s #IY2019 Word of the Week for Week Four is ‘thankupi’ meaning black wattle in the Thaynakwith language of Western Cape York. This week’s word was suggested by Nancy Wapau, IKC Coordinator, Napranum. State Library of Queensland invites you to celebrate the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages as we raise awareness [...]
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Australian Centre for Photography
This year NAIDOC celebrates and recognises the contribution that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women make, and continue to make, to education, empowerment,community, family and country. In partnership with NITV, the Australian Centre for Photography presents the work of photojournalist Barbara McGrady as a free educational resource for schools across the country. Through her pioneering [...]
Agustín Panizo
Agustín Panizo
Vidéo
Rina SHERMAN
Keep the Dance Alive / Rina Sherman DV, 75 min / 50 min, 2007/8 A film about the music dance and spirit possession practices of the Ojtiherero language-speaking groups of north-western Namibia and south-western Angola.The film explores the various ways in which music and dance transcend their everyday lives from infancy to death. A unique [...]
David Tafoya Martínez
David Tafoya Martínez
David Tafoya Martínez
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State Library of Queensland
State Library of Queensland’s IY2019 ‘Word of the Week’ for Week Three is ‘gangurru’ from the Guugu Yimithirr language of the Cooktown Region – it means ‘kangaroo’. This week’s word of the week was suggested by Dora Gibson, IKC Coordinator, Hope Vale! Gangurru is the first recorded word for an Aboriginal language and was written [...]
Document
Manuel A. Galvan
A List of the Indigenous People in Latin America ordered by inhabitants. Note. The Data was collected manually by me from different sources, but mainly from Wikipedia.
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State Library of Queensland
State Library’s Word of the Week for Week Two is ‘warup’ which is from the Torres Strait Islander languages of Kalaw Lagaw Ya and Meriam Mir – it refers to the large drum which is integral to the culture and celebrations of Torres Strait Islanders.
Comisión Nacional para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas. CDI
Andrés Chandía
dungu: mot, langage. pe: il indique de la proximité temporelle et/ou physique avec les faits. ye: il indique trait constant. m: marque de verbe nominal instrumental, indique instrument ou location. La traduction serait quelque chose comme “instrument qui toujours s’utilise pour faire des choses avec le langage”, pour nous : “outil du langage“. Le Dungupeyem [...]
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