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Dados Bibliográficos

AUTOR(ES) G. Lewis , WILLIAM E. MITCHELL , B. Craig , Rajiv Srivastava
AFILIAÇÃO(ÕES) South Australian Museum
ANO 2021
TIPO Book
ADICIONADO EM 2025-08-14
MD5 946D58859BAA4E14375DAE9B1BF8922E
MD5 d83c8c625584d2eba6f1a81bb863d719

Resumo

The usefulness of the term 'ethnolinguistic group', as a construct suggesting that 'differences in language automatically translate into differences in culture', has been questioned by Welsch, Terrel and Nadolski (1992). Not many researchers would insist on the term 'automatically', but would nevertheless support an argument for a strong correlation between material culture and language. As a contribution to this debate, we discuss two types of wood shields of the Torricelli Mountains (one of which is being identified for the first time) and pigskin shields to the south of the Torricellis, their use, and the details of the carved designs of the wood shields. The results of our analysis provide limited support for the correlation of material culture and language but highlight the need for analysis of material culture based on reliable data for a large number and wide range of artefacts, from defined regions, presently held in museums and private collections worldwide.

Predicting Similarity in Material Culture among New Guinea Villages from Propinquity and Language: A Log-linear Approach [and Comments and Reply]

(1995)

Reply to Moore and Romney

(1994)

Material Culture, Geographic Propinquity, and Linguistic Affiliation on the North Coast of New Guinea: A Reanalysis of Welsch, Terrell, and Nadolski (1992)

(1994)

Language and Culture on the North Coast of New Guinea

(1992)

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