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Klaus-Christian Küspert

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ID8994997
NAMEKlaus-Christian Küspert
GIVEN NAMESKlaus-Christian
FAMILY NAMEKüspert
SIGNATUREKÜSPERT K
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TOTAL WORKS2
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR2
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • A matter of honour

    Open Access•Sophie Küspert-Rakotondrainy, Klaus-Christian Küspert•ARTICLE•Linguistique et langues africaines•2022

    This article is concerned with Hozo, a minority language spoken in western Ethiopia, and its speakers. Today, the use of Hozo, which belongs to the Mao branch of the Omotic languages, is declining rapidly. We seek to explore the discourses and practical circumstances that underlie language change and loss, and how the language community makes sense of their options and choices. Our research methods are mainly ethnographic, and the evidence is dra…

  • The Mao and Komo Languages in the Begi – Tongo area in Western Ethiopia

    Open Access•Klaus-Christian Küspert•ARTICLE•Linguistic Discovery•2015

    The article, The Mao and Komo Languages in the Begi – Tongo area in Western Ethiopia: Classification, Designations, and Distribution, in the journal, Linguistic Discovery, Volume 13, Issue 1, Year 2015

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  • The Mao and Komo Languages in the Begi – Tongo area in Western Ethiopia

    Open Access•Klaus-Christian Küspert•ARTICLE•Linguistic Discovery•2015

    The article, The Mao and Komo Languages in the Begi – Tongo area in Western Ethiopia: Classification, Designations, and Distribution, in the journal, Linguistic Discovery, Volume 13, Issue 1, Year 2015

  • A matter of honour

    Open Access•Sophie Küspert-Rakotondrainy, Klaus-Christian Küspert•ARTICLE•Linguistique et langues africaines•2022

    This article is concerned with Hozo, a minority language spoken in western Ethiopia, and its speakers. Today, the use of Hozo, which belongs to the Mao branch of the Omotic languages, is declining rapidly. We seek to explore the discourses and practical circumstances that underlie language change and loss, and how the language community makes sense of their options and choices. Our research methods are mainly ethnographic, and the evidence is dra…

African history and culture analysis (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Anthropology (1 work) · Archaeology (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work) · Ethnography (1 work) · First language (1 work) · Geography (1 work) · History (1 work)

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