INFORMASI BUKU:
Judul Buku:
Phonetic Inventory of Verbs in Marind Language
Penulis:
Hanova Rani Eka Retnaningtyas, Zem Santo
Penerbit:
PT. Akselerasi Karya Mandiri
Jumlah Halaman:
Total 62 halaman, Detail halaman (Halaman Romawi: x, Halaman Angka: 52)
Ukuran Buku:
15.5 cm x 23 cm
Harga:
Rp. 60.000,00
ISBN:
978-623-09-8365-8
Sinopsis Buku:
The linguistic landscape of the Marind people unfolds in the intricate phonetic tapestry explored within this book. "Phonetic Inventory of Verbs in Marind Language" is a pioneering work that meticulously dissects the sounds encapsulated within Marind verbs, revealing the nuanced expressions embedded in this Papua New Guinean language.
The study begins with a comprehensive guide to transcription conventions, ensuring clarity and consistency in the interpretation of Marind phonetics. This foundation sets the stage for a detailed analysis of a diverse array of Marind verbs, presented in an alphabetically organized glossary. Each entry not only provides a phonetic transcription but also offers an English translation and insights into contextual usage.
Visual learners will find the inclusion of spectrograms in the appendix illuminating, offering a graphical representation of the acoustic characteristics of select Marind verbs. Moreover, interviews with native speakers in the same section provide qualitative depth, connecting the linguistic analysis with the lived experience of Marind speakers.
The book also extends its scholarly reach by offering a comparative analysis with related languages, unraveling linguistic connections and distinctions within the broader linguistic context. Finally, readers are guided towards further reading resources, facilitating deeper exploration into Marind linguistics and language documentation.
"Phonetic Inventory of Verbs in Marind Language" is not merely an academic endeavor but a celebration of linguistic diversity and a crucial resource for linguists, language enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the profound interplay of sounds that defines the Marind language.
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