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20191206_R06 ; Recorrido (Walking Interview) 06 ; References to Environs are Coordinated to be Heard and Seen
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20191206_R06 ; Recorrido (Walking Interview) 6 ; References to Environs are Coordinated to be Heard and Seen
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Examples for the paper: Chin Pointing, Attention and Gaze Avoidance ; Ejemplos - Señalamiento con la Barbilla (Chin Pointing Examples) ; References to Environs are Coordinated to be Heard and Seen
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20191206_R06 ; Recorrido (Walking Interview) 06 ; References to Environs are Coordinated to be Heard and Seen
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Abstract:
Maria Elena Méndez Cortés interviews María Orocio Nicolas about local landmarks and paths taken to reach them, following the interview guide produced for the REaCHeS project. ; Maria Elena Méndez Cortés entrevista a María Orocio Nicolas sobre los puntos de referencia locales y los caminos tomados para llegar a ellos, siguiendo la guía de entrevista del proyecto REaCHeS. ; To locate objects in the world, speakers typically use two linked indicating strategies: spoken expressions like 'here' or 'there,' and simultaneous head and hand movements to point to the object. A growing body of research asks how these strategies draw attention to physical space, and what motivates speakers to use the strategies in isolation or in combination. The REaCHeS project examines indicating strategies in speakers of Eastern Chatino (EC), a lesser-studied and typologically unusual language used in Oaxaca, Mexico. We investigate the factors that motivate EC speakers to express spatial concepts using speech, gesture, or their combination, focusing on language used during wayfinding and direction-giving activities. ; Para señalar objetos en el mundo, generalmente los hablantes suelen utilizar dos estrategias vinculadas: usan los términos deícticos, los cuales son expresados en el habla, como ‘aquí’ o ‘allá’, y también usan los movimientos simultáneos de la cabeza y las manos. El proyecto REaCHeS investiga las estrategias de señalar que usan los hablantes del chatino oriental, una lengua de Oaxaca, México. Esta lengua ha sido poco estudiada y tipológicamente es inusual. Investigamos los factores que motivan a los hablantes del chatino a expresar conceptos espaciales utilizando el habla, los gestos o su combinación, centrándonos en el lenguaje utilizado durante las actividades de orientación. ; Kate Mesh operated Camera 1, w/ mic connected to the interviewee; Beatríz Baltazar Canseco operated Camera 2, w/ mic connected to the interiewer. Present but off-screen during the interview: nephew of the interviewee. ; Kate Mesh operó la cámara 1, con el micrófono conectado a la entrevistada; Beatríz Baltazar Canseco operó la cámara 2, con el micrófono conectado a la entrevistadora. También presente en la entrevista: el sobrino de la entrevistada.
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Interview: Local Environment; Spanish (Mexico); Undetermined language; Western Highland Chatino (San Juan Quiahije Variety)
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URL: https://corpora.humlab.lu.se/ds/asv?openpath=MPI273336%23
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