Introduction
Editorial
01-16
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V.1 N.3
Editorial
Research Report
The return of the iskonawa language
Research Report
01-11
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Te Hā o Te Reo: teaching the beauty of the māori language
Research Report
01-15
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Kanhgág Vĩ Mré Ẽg Jykre Pẽ Jagfe - the Kaingang language and culture nest
Research Report
01-17
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Vitalization of the Kokama language beyond the borders of Brazil and Peru
Research Report
01-18
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The Kiriri of Bahia’ “Sertons”: discussing documentation, revitalization and language
Research Report
01-20
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Native writing as an instrument for linguistic preservation
Research Report
01-13
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Macuxi, Wapixana e Pomerano: políticas lingüísticas en la aplicación de la ley de co-oficialización
Research Report
01-14
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The Web as a tool to support language preservation and revitalization
Research Report
01-14
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Nheengatu Dâw: a preliminary study of the phonetic, phonological and morpho-syntactic aspects of a case of Tupi-Guarani and Nadahup contact in the Upper Rio Negro
Research Report
01-21
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Theoretical Essay
Strategies for endangered language revitalization and the brazilian reality
Theoretical Essay
01-44
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On a method for language documentation based on language (re)vitalization activities: a case study
Theoretical Essay
01-14
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Te taiao, te tinana, e rua, e rua: the environment and the human body
Theoretical Essay
01-10
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Heritage languages, linguistic obsolescence and motivations for learning in the context of indigenous school education: reflections, doubts, and challenges
Theoretical Essay
01-20
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The loss and recovery of the guató language
Theoretical Essay
01-15
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Literature Review
Language Maintenance And Revitalization In Canada
Literature Review
01-15
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Experience Report
The experience of the Kotiria in the northwest amazon: two indigenous organizations as protagonists
Experience Report
01-11
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Experiences of Sakurabiat language and culture rescue
Experience Report
01-14
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Revitalization and teaching of the Puruborá language
Experience Report
01-16
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Watjuho Ja’a: reclaimation of language and land in the Manoki nation
Experience Report
01-15
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Apyãwa rituals maintain and preserve the language and its stories
Experience Report
01-11
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Reclaiming the Kariri-Xocó language
Experience Report
01-13
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Kuin Kahab Mikahab: Hãhãhãe Pataxó Hãhãhãe Ũg Iẽ Ikhã Ikô Tâypâk Anekö: I want to eat, i want to live: the fight for bringing back the Pataxó Hãhãhãe language
Experience Report
01-14
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A reflection on teaching material and linguistic description
Experience Report
01-18
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Esenumenkanto Pata'se/Tamapykary: valorization of Makushi and Wapishana languages through theater
Experience Report
01-14
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Review
Línguas Indígenas e Gramática Universal: Review
Review
01-06
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