Supporting and celebrating global linguistic diversity
Classification: Cariban
·threatened
The Mauru Film consists of a staged procedural discourse wherein a grandmother (Henriette Alkantara) demonstrates traditional Kari'nja cotton spinning for her adult granddaughter (Sieglien Jubithana).
Kari'nja Language Project, Konomerume, Suriname |
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March 29, 2009 |
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Yamada, Racquel-Maria (role: researcher); Mande, Wilfred (role: consultant); Jubithana, Sieglien (role: responder, transcriber); Jubithana, Dennis (role: photographer); Alkantara, Henriette (role: speaker) |
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Suriname (SR) |
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Kari'nja Language Project, Konomerume, Suriname |
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Racquel-María Yamada 4481 days ago
This film was produced with support from the NSF (grant #BCS 0965784).
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