Helen Sekaquaptewa's "Coyote and the Birds": Rhetorical Analysis of a Hopi Coyote Story  

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Hymes, Dell

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Anthropological Linguistics (ada di JSTOR) vol. 34 no. 1/4 (1992), page 45-72.
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This paper shows that one facet of a Hopi narrative may involve relations among verses and stanzas. The quotative is a principal marker of I such relations. The spoken lines of the narrative in question vary greatly in length and makeup, and the same is true of a Zuni telling of a related story. Perhaps there is a Southwest region of which this is true, in contrast to much of native North America. In such a case the contours of performance cannot all be represented together. Vocal and grammatical marking of relations must be shown separately. The latter show a formal coherence that reflects a deep- seated competence.

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