LANGUAGE AND CULTURE IN ARMA SONGS
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https://doi.org/10.15381/arqueolsoc.1998n12.e13121Abstract
With their fieldworld experiences the author in the Arma Community, the linguist Isabel Gálvez, show us the close relationship between language, society and culture, since an analysis of two quechua songs, "Ira" and "Sillkaw·.
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