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In:Anthropological Linguistics: Perspectives from Africa
Edited by Andrea Hollington, Alice Mitchell and Nico Nassenstein
[Culture and Language Use 23] 2024
► pp. vii–viii

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Published online: 1 February 2024

Figure 3.1Major semantic subfields in spatial language50

Figure 3.2Stimuli for Examples (3) and (4)55

Figure 3.3Kánt̪ɘ̀ Yálʊ̀ŋ: T̪ʌ́nʌ̀, Kwàyɪ́lák, Yɨ́ɨ́ɽì, Dáwà56

Figure 3.4Stimuli for (8), (9), and (10)58

Figure 3.5Wrestling decoration59

Figure 3.6Stimuli for (17) and (18)61

Figure 3.7Stimuli for (23) and (26)64

Figure 3.8Kùdú kúúdúh67

Figure 3.9Kʌ́cúk Kʌ̀mbʌ́ʌ́lì, Kʌ́cúk Kàpà, and Kʌ́cúk ^↓Túntúŋ68

Figure 3.10Stimuli for (33) and (34)69

Figure 3.11Stimuli for (35)70

Figure 3.12Stimuli for (36) and (37)70

Figure 3.13Stimuli for (38) and (39)71

Figure 3.14Stimuli for (40), (41), and (42)72

Figure 3.15Stimuli for (43)72

Figure 3.16Kàpɪ́lɪ̀ and Hándɪ́yàáŋ75

Figure 3.17Stimulus for (46)76

Figure 3.18‘bowls 1’, ‘bowls 2’, ‘bowls 3’, and ‘bowls 4’77

Figure 9.1View from Tima towards the Tulushi mountain rage230

Figure 9.2Stimulus for Example (6)242

Figure 9.3At the water pump247

Figure 9.4Shepherd boy248

Figure 12.1Basic color terms according to Berlin and Kay (1969)309

Figure 12.2A chart of basic and secondary color terms in Wolof323

Figure 13.1“Traditional” tricolor clothing of Rabai men349

Figure 13.2“Traditional” tricolor clothing of Rabai women350

Figure 13.3Kishutu fabric as worn by Arabai351

Figure 15.1Intonation curve of a tail clause (left) and a consecutive head clause (right) in Guinean Kriolu, generated with Praat404

Figure 17.1Two narrative settings as presented in the Jicho Pevu program461

Figure 17.2Iconic gestures in Examples (1b)–(1d)467

Figure 17.3Expressive mimics accompanying ERI: Raised eyebrows and eyes wide open469