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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Estudos da Linguagem (IEL) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Peru
Angel Humberto Corbera Mori has a Ph.D in Linguistics from the State University of Campinas (São Paulo, Brazil). He is a professor-research-time undergraduate and graduate students in Linguistics, Institute of Language Studies at the University of Campinas (Brazil).He has published many works on Aguaruna language (Jivaro), Waura (Arawak), and Mehinaku (Arawak). He works in the research topics: Amerindian languages, phonology, functional syntax, morphology, linguistic typology, indigenous lexicography, language contact. He's Editor in Chief of the Journal "Línguas Indígenas Americanas" (LIAMES) and member of the Editorial Board of various Journals. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project aims to carry out a study of the morphological properties of Arawak languages. It is a comparative-typological study because it utilizes translinguistic methods to verify, among the languages analyzed, typological profiles that are general, that is, those that are present in all languages, or the most specific ones. The goals are: 1) to discuss nominal and verbal morphology; …
This project aims to analyze the nominal incorporation mechanism in Tenetehára Language. This may contribute to the theoretical and interlinguistic debate about nominal incorporation, studying in detail the properties of this phenomenon. I will analyze the phenomenon of nominal incorporation from three levels: the morphophonological, the syntactic and the semantic. In the morphophonologic…
This research project aims to analyze the phonology and morphosyntax of Mehináku (Arawakan)language, spoken by about 250 people who inhabit the region Kurisevo river, in the Xingu Indigenous Park (MT-Brazil). This is a descriptive study, carried out from the data analysis (speech samples) that we intend to collect with native speakers during the fieldwork. On phonological research, we are…
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This research project aims to give continuity to the phonological and morphosyntactic description of the Mehináku (Arawak) language. We intend to refine and deepen the analyses already made in Brazil, especially in relation to the morphosyntax of the language, which from the point of view of the linguistic description does not have any type of more in-depth analysis. We also intend, durin…
This project aims to investigate the mechanism of noun incorporation in the language Tenetehára, which happens in the two following ways: (i) total incorporation of the object into v°, and (ii) incorporation of the head of the genitive phrase into v° (possessor raising). In total incorporation, the direct object incorporates into the root of the verbal predicate and generates a new predic…
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