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T1  - Parallelism and the Composition of Oral Narratives in Banda Eli 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/232257 
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A1  - Kaartinen, Timo Antero 
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Y1  - 2017 
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AB  - While parallelism is easily recognizable as the source for various literary tropes, it is also important as a resource for the speakers’ dialogic engagement with the patterns of interaction and experience they embody as part of their linguistic habitus. This article explores the forms of parallelism found in a variety of speech and narrative genres in Bandanese, an Eastern Indonesian minority language with about 5,000 speakers. Bandanese abounds with parallel expressions in which speakers use pa... 
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KW  - 5143 Social anthropology; habitus; folk categories; 6121 Languages; dialogic resonance; tropes; 6122 Literature studies; language revitalization; parallelism; repetition; narrative 
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