Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Los indios Kaingángues de San Pedro (Misiones), con un vocabulario (Ambrosetti 1895)

A Biblioteca Digital Curt Nimuendaju acaba de adicionar ao seu acervo mais uma importante fonte sobre os Kaingáng e sua língua: o artigo "Los indios Kaingángues de San Pedro (Misiones), con un vocabulario" (1895), do pesquisador argentino Juan Bautista Ambrosetti (1865-1917). O conteúdo da obra — da qual uma versão em português foi recentemente publicada — é descrito assim pelo lingüista Wilmar D'Angelis (PDF), especialista em Kaingáng: "As notas históricas e etnográficas são primorosas […] e, salvo engano, [o artigo] apresenta as primeiras fotografias de índios Kaingang incluídas em publicação etnográfica sobre eles. Ao final das 49 páginas de texto seguem-se mais 30 do Vocabulario del idioma Kaingangue. Além de ser um dos únicos registros do dialeto falado em Misiones, é um vocabulário muito extenso, quase inusual para a época: em suas 30 páginas há 853 itens lexicais (sendo 242 verbos) e 71 frases." Este é o segundo trabalho de Ambrosetti incluído na Biblioteca.

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