A aplicabilidade de conceitos de palavra à língua Noke Koĩ
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2015-12-18
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Universidade Federal de Goiás
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The Noke Koĩ language, also called by the names Katukina or Vitxináwa in the less recente
bibliography, is a Panoan language spoken by the indigenous group Noke Koĩ. This group
lives in the Amazon rainforest, in the region of the Juruá river, in two areas, Terra Indígena
Campinas/Katukina and Terra Indígena Rio Gregório. Both areas are located in Tarauacá, in
the state of Acre, Brazil. This thesis presents an analysis of the application or not to the Noke
Koĩ language of the main definitions that there are in Linguistics for the problematic term
word. The statement that exists in this field about not being possible to define word likewise
for every language is also considered. Therefore, a specific concept for the Noke Koĩ
language is formulated, based on the stress and on the number of syllables of the words of this
language, in accordance with Aguiar (1994a). According to the analysis realized of the main
definitions of word that objectify to be universal, the criterion stress, unsuitable to the
Portuguese language (Camara Júnior, 2010, 2011), can be applied to the Noke Koĩ. In this
indigenous language, the definition of word based on the writing and the semantic concept
can not be used. Possibly a new type of forms, not classified yet by linguistic theory, must be
included on the definition formulated by Bloomfield (1926, 1976) and revised by Camara
Júnior (1979, 1980, 1996, 2010, 2011).
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Noke Koĩ , Katukina , Vitxináwa , Palavra , Definições , Noke Koĩ , Katukina , Vitxináwa , Word , Definitions
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FALCHI, F. L. A aplicabilidade de conceitos de palavra à língua Noke Koĩ. 2015. 93 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Letras e Linguística) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2015.