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Famille hmong-yao / Hmong-Yao Family 9158 – 9170<br />

9158. NIEDERER Barbara, Les langues hmong-mjen (Miáo-Yáo) : phonologie historique,<br />

München : Lincom Europa, 1999, 376 p., bibliogr. (Lincom studies in Asian<br />

linguistics 7).<br />

♦ Publication de sa thèse doctorat du nouveau régime : « Les langues hmong-mjen : problème de<br />

phonologie historique », Université de Paris III, 1995, bibliogr., reprogr. [CR par Wolfang Behr, Revue<br />

bibliographique de sinologie, vol. 18, 2000, p. 332-333].<br />

9159. NGUYÊN Van Loi, « History of the Meo-Dzao (Miao-Yao) ethnic tribes through<br />

language data », Vietnam Social Science, n° 71, 1999, p. 58-79.<br />

9160. OWENSBY Laurel, « Verb serialization in Hmong », in Glenn L. Hendricks, Bruce<br />

T. Downing, Amos S. Deinard (eds.), The Hmong in transition, Staten Island, NY ;<br />

Minneapolis, MN : Center for Migrations Studies and Southeast Asian Refugee<br />

Studies Project, University of Minnesota, 1986, p. 237-243.<br />

9161. PAN Chengqian, « Yao dialectology », in Jacques Lemoine, Chiao Chien (eds.),<br />

The Yao of South China : recent international studies, Paris : Pangu, Éd. de<br />

l’AFEY, 1991, p. 46-70, carte.<br />

9162. PEDERSON Eric William, « Intensive and expressive language in White Hmong<br />

(Hmong Dawb) », M.A. thesis, University of California, Berkeley, 1985, bibliogr.,<br />

reprogr.<br />

9163. PEDERSON Eric William, « Expressive language in White Hmong », Proceedings<br />

of the Berkeley Linguistics Society, n° 12, 1986, p. 472-481.<br />

9164. RATLIFF Martha, « An analysis of some tonally differentiated doublets in White<br />

Hmong (Miao) », Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, vol. 9, Fall 1986, p. 1-<br />

33.<br />

♦ A été initialement présenté : in Paper presented at the Annual International Conference on Sino-Tibetan<br />

Languages and Linguistics, Eugene, University of Oregon, 7-8 September 1984, reprogr.<br />

9165. RATLIFF Martha, « The morphological functions of tone in White Hmong », Ph.D.<br />

dis-sertation, University of Chicago, 1986, bibliogr., reprogr.<br />

9166. RATLIFF Martha, « Two-word expressives in White Hmong », in Glenn L. Hendricks,<br />

Bruce T. Downing, Amos S. Deinard (eds.), The Hmong in transition, Staten Island,<br />

NY ; Minneapolis, MN : Center for Migrations Studies and Southeast Asian Refugee<br />

Studies Project, University of Minnesota, 1986, p. 219-236.<br />

♦ Publication de sa communication : « Two-word expressives in Hmong ». Paper presented at the 2 nd<br />

Hmong Conference, University of Minnesota, November 1983, reprogr.<br />

9167. RATLIFF Martha, « Tone sandhi compounding in White Hmong », Linguistics of<br />

the Tibeto-Burman Area, vol. 10, Fall 1987, p. 71-105.<br />

9168. RATLIFF Martha, « On (spread glottis) ». Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of<br />

the Michigan Linguistics Society, Michigan, Eastern Michigan University, Oct. 13,<br />

1989, bibliogr., reprogr.<br />

9169. RATLIFF Martha, « The influence of geographic change on grammar : the case of<br />

Hmong spatial deictics ». Paper presented at the 23 rd ICSTLL, Arlington, TX,<br />

1990, bibliogr., reprogr.<br />

9170. RATLIFF Martha, «Cov, the underspecified noun and syntactic flexibility in<br />

Hmong», Journal of the American Oriental Society, vol. 111, 1991, p. 694-703,<br />

bibliogr.<br />

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