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| adam_text | TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES, CHARTS AND
TABLES..............................................................................XV
ABBREVIATIONS.............................................................................................................
XVI
CHAPTER ONE:
INTRODUCTION..........................................................................1
1.1.
PRELIMINARIES............................................................................................................1
1.2. BACKGROUND TO THE
LANGUAGE.................................................................................
2
1.2.1. EVE SOUNDS AND
TONES...................................................................................
4
1.2.2. EVE SENTENCE
STRUCTURE..................................................................................
5
1.2.3. EVE
SEMANTICS................................................................................................5
1.2.4. DIALECTAL VARIATION
........................................................................................
6
1.3. BACKGROUND TO THE
STUDY.......................................................................................
9
1.3.1. RATIONALE OF NAM
ING...................................................................................
11
1.3.2. ARBITRARINESS OF
NAMES................................................................................
12
1.3.3. NAMES AS SIGNS OF
IDENTITY..........................................................................
13
1.3.4. CULTURAL INFLUENCE ON
NAMES.......................................................................
14
1.3.5. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM AND STUDY
OBJECTIVES..............................................15
1.3.6. RESEARCH
QUESTIONS......................................................................................16
1.3.7. ASSUMPTIONS OF THE
STUDY............................................................................
16
1.3.8. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
STUDY............................................................................
17
1.3.9.
DELIMITATION..................................................................................................
18
1.4. SYNOPSIS OF THE
RESEARCH......................................................................................18
CHAPTER TWO: METHODOLOGY
......................................................................
21
2.1.
INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................
21
2.2. RESEARCH
DESIGN...................................................................................................21
2.3.
POPULATION.............................................................................................................
22
2.4.
SETTING...................................................................................................................
22
2.4.1. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF THE
EVE.............................................................. 22
2.4.2. THE TRADITIONAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES OF THE EVE
.......................................
23
2.4.3. EVE SOCIETAL
NORMS.....................................................................................
23
2.4.4. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AMONG THE
EVE.....................................................23
2.5. SAMPLE
SIZE..........................................................................................................
24
2.6.
INSTRUMENT.............................................................................................................
24
2.6.1
OBSERVATION...................................................................................................24
2.6.2.
INTERVIEW........................................................................................................25
2.6.3. INSTRUMENT VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY
............................................................
26
2.6.4. SAMPLING
PROCEDURE.....................................................................................27
2.7. PRE-FIELD WORK PREPARATION
.................................................................................
28
2.8.
FIELDWORK...............................................................................................................29
2.8.1.
LIMITATIONS....................................................................................................
29
2.9. DATA
SOURCES..........................................................................................................30
2.9.1. MAMMALS - LAEDZIVIWO
.................................................................................
30
2.9.2. AMPHIBIANS - LANOGODZIKPLETOMEWO
.........................................................
30
2.9.3. FISHES -
TOMELAWO.......................................................................................31
2.9.4. REPTILES *
LAETATAWO......................................................................................31
2.9.5. BIRDS - XEWO/XEVIWO
...................................................................................
31
2.10. THEORETICAL
FRAMEWORK.......................................................................................32
2.10.1. ONOMASIOLOGICAL
THEORY...........................................................................
32
2.10.2. MORPHOLOGICAL
APPROACHES.......................................................................37
2.10.3. THEORY OF FOLK
TAXONOMY........................................................................40
2.11. DATA PROCESSING AND
ANALYSIS............................................................................
46
2.11.1. DOMAIN ANALYSIS
.......................................................................................
46
2.11.2. TAXONOMIC
ANALYSIS..................................................................................
47
2.11.3. JUSTIFICATION FOR THE CHOICE OF THE
TOOLS..................................................48
2.12. ETHICAL
CONSIDERATIONS........................................................................................48
2.13. SUMMARY OF THE METHODOLOGY AND THEORETICAL REVIEW
..................................
49
2.14.
CONCLUSION...........................................................................................................50
CHAPTER THREE: EUE FOLK TAXONOMY
.......
..............................................
51
3.1.
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................51
3.2. THEORETICAL
OVERVIEW...........................................................................................
51
3.3. EVE TAXONOMIC RANKING OF ANIM
ALS..................................................................54
3.3.1. UNIQUE
BEGINNER...........................................................................................56
3.3.2. SUB-UNIQUE BEGINNER
..................................................................................
56
3.3.3. LIFE
FORM....................................................................................................
*57
3.3.4. INTERMEDIATE R
ANK........................................................................................57
3.3.5. GENERIC
RANK................................................................................................
60
3.3.6. SPECIFIC R
ANK...............................................................................................
60
3.3.7. ABERRANT
CLASS..............................................................................................
62
3.4. LINGUISTIC STRUCTURE OF EVE ANIMAL NAMES
........................................................
62
3.4.1. UNANALYSABLE PRIMARY
LEXEMES..................................................................63
3.4.2. ANALYSABLE PRIMARY
LEXEMES......................................................................64
3.4.3. SECONDARY
LEXEMES......................................................................................66
3.5. RELATIONSHIP OF LEXEMES AND T AXA
....................................................................
68
3.5.1. LEXEMES AND UNIQUE BEGINNER
TAXON.......................................................69
3.5.2. LEXEMES AND SUB-UNIQUE BEGINNER
TAXA..................................................69
3.5.3. LEXEMES AND LIFE FORM
TAXA......................................................................69
3.5.4. LEXEMES AND INTERMEDIATE TAXA
.................................................................
70
3.5.5. LEXEMES AND GENERIC
TAXA.........................................................................70
3.5.6. LEXEMES AND SPECIFIC
TAXA.........................................................................72
3.5.7.
SYNONYMS.....................................................................................................
72
3.6. SUMMARY OF
FINDINGS...........................................................................................73
3.7.
CONCLUSION............................................................................................................
75
CHAPTER FOUR: STRUCTURE OF NOMINAL COMPOUNDS
......................
77
4.1.
INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................
77
4.2. THEORETICAL
OVERVIEW...........................................................................................78
4.2.1. DEFINITION OF
COMPOUNDS............................................................................78
4.2.2. TYPES OF
COMPOUNDS...................................................................................
79
4.3. SPELLING OF EVE
COMPOUNDS................................................................................
80
4.4. DETERMINATIVE
COMPOUNDS..................................................................................
81
4.4.1. SUBSTANTIVE +
ADJECTIVE...............................................................................
81
4.4.2. SUBSTANTIVE +
POSTPOSITION..........................................................................84
4.5. POSSESSIVE COMPOUNDS
........................................................................................
89
4.6. ASSOCIATIVE
COMPOUNDS......................................................................................
90
4.6.1. SUBSTANTIVE +
SUBSTANTIVE...........................................................................90
4.6.2. GENDER
COMPOUNDS.....................................................................................
91
4.7. PHRASE
COMPOUNDS...............................................................................................91
4.7.1. RELATIVE CONSTRUCTION COMPOUNDS
.............................................................
92
4.7.2. COMPOUNDS WITH LOCATIVE VERBS
...............................................................
95
4.7.3. COMPOUNDS WITH FUTURE M ARKER
................................................................
95
4.7.4. COMPOUNDS WITH SERIAL VERBS
....................................................................
96
4.7.5. CONSECUTIVE CLAUSE COMPOUNDS
................................................................
98
4.7.6. VERB-OBJECT
COMPOUNDS.............................................................................98
4.7.7. VERB-ADVERB
COMPOUNDS...........................................................................98
4.7.8. PHRASAL VERB
COMPOUNDS............................................................................99
4.8.
CLIPPING................................................................................................................
99
4.9. GRAPHIC
ALTERATION..............................................................................................
100
4.9.1. INTERGRAPHIC ALTERATION
..............................................................................
100
4.9.2. INTRAGRAPHIC ALTERATION
..............................................................................
100
4.10. SUMMARY OF
FINDINGS...............................................................................
102
4.11.
CONCLUSION......................................................................................................
104
CHAPTER FIVE: REDUPLICATION IN ANIMAL NAMES
.............................
105
5.1.
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................................105
5.2. THEORETICAL
OVERVIEW.........................................................................................
105
5.2.1. DEFINITION OF
REDUPLICATION.......................................................................
106
5.2.2. TYPES OF
REDUPLICATION..............................................................................107
5.3. REDUPLICATION IN EVE ANIMAL N AM
ES................................................................108
5.3.1. REDUPLICATED
VERBALS.................................................................................109
5.3.2 REDUPLICATED
NOMINALS...............................................................................112
5.3.3. QUALITATIVE REDUPLICATION
..........................................................................
113
5.3.4. REDUPLICATION WITH AFFIXES
........................................................................
113
5.4. REDUPLICATED LOAN
NAMES..................................................................................117
5.5. REGULARITY OF REDUPLICATED
NAMES....................................................................
117
5.6. THE LINGUISTIC FUNCTIONS OF REDUPLICATED WORDS
............................................
118
5.6.1. DISTRIBUTION OF REDUPLICATED ONOMATOPOEIAS/IDEOPHONES
......................
118
5.6.2. TRANSITIVITY IN
REDUPLICATION.....................................................................
119
5.6.3. AUGMENTATION AND DIMINUTION FUNCTIONS OF REDUPLICATION
....................
119
5.6.4. SEMANTICS OF REDUPLICATED
NAMES............................................................120
5.6.5. THE PHONOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF REDUPLICATED NAMES
...............................
120
5.7. SUMMARY OF
FINDINGS.........................................................................................
121
5.8.
CONCLUSION...........................................................................................................122
CHAPTER SIX: ETYMOLOGY OF EUE ANIMAL NAM ES
............................
123
6.1.
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................................123
6.2. THEORETICAL
OVERVIEW.........................................................................................
123
6.2.1. DEFINITION OF ETYMOLOGY
...........................................................................
124
6.3. SCIENTIFIC ETYMOLOGY OF THE
NAMES...................................................................
125
6.3.1. NAMES OF
MAMMALS....................................................................................125
6.3.2. NAMES OF
AMPHIBIANS................................................................................126
6.3.3. NAMES OF
FISHES.........................................................................................127
6.3.4. NAMES OF
REPTILES......................................................................................134
6.3.5. NAMES OF
BIRDS...........................................................................................135
6.4. FOLK
ETYMOLOGY...................................................................................................140
6.4.1. HA
PIG.........................................................................................................140
6.4.2. ADO
SQUIRREL...............................................................................................
140
6.4.3. GBO
GOAT.....................................................................................................141
6.4.4. NYI
CATTLE....................................................................................................141
6.4.5. SO
HORSE......................................................................................................141
6.4.6. DZATA
LION.................................................................................................
141
6.4.7. KESELAMEKESELKABLI
CHIMPANZEE............................................................141
6.4.8. ABLADZT RED MONKEY
6.4.9. FIA/FIEVI/FIO MONKEY..
6.4.10. TO BUFFALO
...................
6.4.11. FOMEZI/FOMIZI RABBIT.
6.4.12. KPO/LAKLE WOLF................................................
6.4.13. SISIBLISI AFRICAN GOLDEN CAT
..........................
.
6.4.14. AVU
DOG...........................................................
6.4.15. KODZOE D EER
....................................................
6.4.16
.KOKOBO DWARF MONGOOSE
...............................
6.4.17. DADE/DADI/TODZO CAT
.....................................
6.4.18. GBOLOYAWOE/KISI/ALEGELI R AT
........................
.
6.4.19. AVUGBOLAVEGBOELAVOGBOE MAXWELL*S DUIKER.
6.4.20. AHL5E GREY DUIKER..........................................
.
6.4.21. SE/KLATSA BUSH BUCK
......................................
6.4.22. HOTOKLOLHETEKLOLOLKOROKLOLO AARDVARK
........
6.4.23. AFT FAT M OUSE
..................................................
6.4.24. AGBO RAM
........................................................
6.4.25.
ALE SHEEP
.........................................................
6.4.26. GOLO/TSATSABOLI OSTRICH
.................................
6.4.27. KOKLO HEN/COCK..............................................
6.5. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
6.6. CONCLUSION
.................
CHAPTER SEVEN: THE SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF ANIMAL NAMES
7.1.
INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................
7.2. THEORETICAL O VERVIEW
............................................................................
7.3. SOCIAL ASPECTS OF EVE ANIMAL NAMES
...................................................
7.3.1.
EDUCATION.........................................................................................
7.3.2.
GENDER.............................................................................................
7.3.3.
OCCUPATION.......................................................................................
7.3.4. LOAN ANIMAL
NAMES.......................................................................
7.4. INFLUENCE OF CULTURAL FACTORS ON EVE ANIMAL NAMES
...........................
7.4.1.
EPONYMS..........................................................................................
7.4.2. THEOPHORIC N AM ES
.........................................................................
7.4.3. TEMPORARY NAMES
..........................................................................
7.5. SUMMARY OF
FINDINGS..............................................................................
7.6.
CONCLUSION...............................................................................................
142
142
142
142
142
143
143
143
143
143
144
144
144
144
145
145
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145
145
146
146
147
149
149
149
150
151
151
152
156
162
162
163
166
167
168
CHAPTER EIGHT:
CONCLUSION.......................................................................
169
8.1. THESIS
SUMMARY..................................................................................................169
8.2. STATEMENT OF
CONTRIBUTION..................................................................................176
8.3. SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER
INVESTIGATION................................................................177
REFERENCES...........................................................................................................179
APPENDIX................................................................................................................
191
ANIMAL NAMES AND EVE INDICATIVES
..........................................................................
191
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| spelling | Aziaku, Vincent Erskine Verfasser (DE-588)1079732926 aut A linguistic analysis of Ewe animal names among the Ewe of Ghana Vincent Erskine Aziaku Köln Rüdiger Köppe Verlag 2016 xvii, 224 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm x 16 cm, 230 g txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Westafrikanische Studien Band 37 Dissertation Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main 2016 Ewe-Sprache (DE-588)4120178-4 gnd rswk-swf Tiername (DE-588)4125619-0 gnd rswk-swf Fachhochschul-/Hochschulausbildung Afrikanisten, Linguisten, Ethnologen, Namenforscher Ewe Ghana Kwa-Sprachen Niger-Kongo-Sprachfamilie Tiernamen Togo Volta-Region (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Ewe-Sprache (DE-588)4120178-4 s Tiername (DE-588)4125619-0 s DE-604 Rüdiger Köppe Verlag (DE-588)1065421893 pbl Westafrikanische Studien Band 37 (DE-604)BV009529150 37 DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030056199&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | A linguistic analysis of Ewe animal names among the Ewe of Ghana |
| title_auth | A linguistic analysis of Ewe animal names among the Ewe of Ghana |
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| title_full | A linguistic analysis of Ewe animal names among the Ewe of Ghana Vincent Erskine Aziaku |
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| title_short | A linguistic analysis of Ewe animal names among the Ewe of Ghana |
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