Lombok: Een Dialect-Geografische Studie
작성자
A. Teeuw
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형식
페이퍼백
언어
영어
출판됨
Jan 1, 1958
출판사
Martinus Nijhoff
설명
This work delves into the linguistic and geographical intricacies of Lombok, an island in Indonesia. It paints a rich picture of how the local dialects are interwoven with the island's diverse cultural landscape. The author meticulously analyzes the variations in language use among different communities, revealing how these dialects reflect the historical influences and social dynamics at play.
Throughout the study, the author employs extensive field research and interviews, providing a profound insight into the everyday lives of Lombok's inhabitants. By exploring the way language shapes identity, Teeuw raises compelling questions about communication and cultural exchange in a rapidly changing world.
A. Teeuw's scholarly approach invites readers to appreciate the nuances of Lombok’s linguistic heritage. This examination serves not only as an academic resource but also as a celebration of the island's vibrant cultures and traditions. The study stands as a testament to the importance of preserving dialects and the stories they tell about the people who speak them.
Throughout the study, the author employs extensive field research and interviews, providing a profound insight into the everyday lives of Lombok's inhabitants. By exploring the way language shapes identity, Teeuw raises compelling questions about communication and cultural exchange in a rapidly changing world.
A. Teeuw's scholarly approach invites readers to appreciate the nuances of Lombok’s linguistic heritage. This examination serves not only as an academic resource but also as a celebration of the island's vibrant cultures and traditions. The study stands as a testament to the importance of preserving dialects and the stories they tell about the people who speak them.