SIL International Publications

Fuliiru Narrative Discourse

Relation Text: 
SIL Language and Culture Documentation and Description 32
Statement of Responsibility: 
Van Otterloo, Roger
Issue Date: 
2015
Abstract: 

Fuliiru is a Bantu language classified with the ISO 639-3 language code [flr] in the SIL Ethnologue, and classified as JD63 in the Guthrie system. It is spoken by about 400,000 people living in the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Kivu Province, Uvira Territory.

This monograph focuses on narrative discourse linguistics in Fuliiru, describing features controlled at levels higher than the clause or sentence. It focuses more on linguistic function versus form. This description is basically inductive, which means that entire texts are often displayed, from which conclusions are drawn.

Extent: 
173 pages
Subject: 
Text (Primary Language Data)
Story Telling
Sentence Structure
Narrative Texts
Discourse Analysis
Bantu
Country: 
Congo (Kinshasa)
Field: 
Subject Languages: 
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