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Language, Gender, and Education in a Bolivian Aymara Community.

Por: Luykx, AurolynTipo de material: TextoTextoIdioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: [s.l.] : University of Florida, 1989Descripción: 100 p. ; 29 cmClasificación CDD: 306.08
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Contenido: Introduction: the Aymara and Bolivian Education -- Organization of the Thesis -- Ethnographic Background of the Aymara -- The Aymara and the National School System -- Theoretical Framework of the Thesis -- Research site and methodology -- Sex roles in Aymara language and culture -- literature review -- Observations sex roles in Huatajata -- Early Sex Role Training -- Bilingualism and code scwitching in Huatajata -- Correlations Between Bilingualism and Gender -- Code Switching -- Explotation of Aymara and spanish to create different ways of speaking -- School -- The place of the school and its Personnel in the community -- Status of the Aymara Language within the school system -- Gender statements in School: the trapdoor effect -- The teaching of verbal performance in school.
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Contenido: Introduction: the Aymara and Bolivian Education -- Organization of the Thesis -- Ethnographic Background of the Aymara -- The Aymara and the National School System -- Theoretical Framework of the Thesis -- Research site and methodology -- Sex roles in Aymara language and culture -- literature review -- Observations sex roles in Huatajata -- Early Sex Role Training -- Bilingualism and code scwitching in Huatajata -- Correlations Between Bilingualism and Gender -- Code Switching -- Explotation of Aymara and spanish to create different ways of speaking -- School -- The place of the school and its Personnel in the community -- Status of the Aymara Language within the school system -- Gender statements in School: the trapdoor effect -- The teaching of verbal performance in school.

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