Bogoras's 1901 Itelmen Notebooks
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This volume is the first in a planned series presenting the previously unpublished Itelmen material in Waldemar Bogoras's Itelmen notebooks from January and February 1901. The original notebooks are held in the Archives of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg. This first volume presents the Itelmen language folktales and narratives from the notebooks. This volume includes reproductions of the notebook pages with faithful transcriptions on facing pages, as well as standardized renderings in contemporary Itelmen with interlinear gloss and free translation in English and Russian, and also Bogoras' own notes and additional notes by the editor.…mehr

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This volume is the first in a planned series presenting the previously unpublished Itelmen material in Waldemar Bogoras's Itelmen notebooks from January and February 1901. The original notebooks are held in the Archives of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg. This first volume presents the Itelmen language folktales and narratives from the notebooks. This volume includes reproductions of the notebook pages with faithful transcriptions on facing pages, as well as standardized renderings in contemporary Itelmen with interlinear gloss and free translation in English and Russian, and also Bogoras' own notes and additional notes by the editor.
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Arzhaana Syuryun works at the Institute of Linguistics, Moscow. Until January 2023 she worked at the Institute for Linguistic Studies, Saint-Petersburg. Her main interests are the grammar of Tuvan, the Tofan language, Endangered Languages, their Documentation, Preservation and Development, and descriptive linguistics. She received her PhD in 2011 under the supervision of Professor A. P. Volodin and took part in several projects transcribing Inuit-Yup'ik and Chukchi materials.