Speech Surrogates. Part 1
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Speech Surrogates. Part 1

  1. 612 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Speech Surrogates. Part 1

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Table of contents

  1. PART 1. Introduction, by the Editors
  2. GENERAL
  3. 1. Die Trommelsprache in Afrika und in der SĂŒdsee
  4. 2. Langage tambouriné et sifflé
  5. 3. Schallsignalsprachen in Melanesien und Afrika
  6. 4. Review of E. Hermann’s Schallsignalsprachen in Melane¬sien und Afrika
  7. 5. Drum and Whistle ‘Languages’: An Analysis of Speech Surrogates
  8. AFRICA
  9. 6. Die Geheimsprachen Afrikas
  10. 7. Die Trommelsprache der Duala
  11. 8. Zeichensprache des Ewevolkes in Deutsch-Togo
  12. 9. Die Trommelsprache auf der Gazellehalbinsel (NeupomÂŹmern)
  13. 10. Zur Trommelsprache bei den Ewe Leuten
  14. 11. Trommelsprache und Fernruf bei den Jaunde und Duala in SĂŒdkamerun
  15. 12. Ein Beitrag zur Reproduktion des musikalischen Elements in der Ewe-sprache
  16. 13. Die Trommelsprache der Jaunde in Kamerun
  17. 14. Mendi Drum Signals
  18. 15. Le tambour-tĂ©lĂ©phonĂ© chez les indigĂšnes de l’Afrique Centrale
  19. 16. The Drum Language of West Africa
  20. 17. Le tambour-tĂ©lĂ©phonĂ© chez les indigĂšnes de l’Afrique Centrale
  21. 18. Lokele of tam-tam bij de Nkundo-negers
  22. 19. Trommelsprachen ohne Trommeln
  23. 20. The Drum Language of the Tumba Tribe
  24. 21. La clef musicale des langages tambourinés et sifflés
  25. 22. De Telefoon der Nkundo (Belgisch Kongo)
  26. 23. Kiganda Drums
  27. 24. Le Luba, langue Ă  intonation, et le tambour-signal
  28. 25. Trommel-sprachen ohne Trommeln
  29. 26. Probleme der afrikanischen Trommelsprache
  30. 27. The Drum Language of the Lokele Tribe
  31. 28. Drum-signaling in a West African Tribe
  32. 29. Le tambour d’appel des Ewondo