Purba rgyal biography of martin luther king

Bernd Kortmann

English Linguistics: Essentials, 2020

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Henderson, Eugénie J. A. 1952. "The Main Features of Cambodian Pronunciation." In Bulletin of the School of Asian Studies, 14: 149-74. 3 plates.. cite. STATS (42)

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Abramson, Arthur. 1962. "The Vowels and Tones of Standard Thai: Acoustical Measurements and Experiments." 146 pp.. Indiana University Research Center in Anthropology, Folklore, and Linguistics. cite. STATS (28)

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DJVUPDF Gregerson, Kenneth J. 1976. "Tongue-Root and Register in Mon-Khmer." In Austroasiatic Studies, edited by Philip N. Jenner et al.. Honolulu, 323-370. The University Press of Hawaii. cite. STATS (25)

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Henderson, Eugénie J. A. 1965. "Tiddim Chin: A Descriptive Analysis of Two Texts." vi, 172 pp.. Oxford University Press. cite. STATS (24)

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Thompson, Laurence C. 1965. "A Vietnamese Grammar,." . U. Washington Press,. cite. STATS (23)

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Henderson, Eugénie J. A. 1949. "Prosodies in Siamese: a Study in Synthesis." In <Asia Major> n.s., 1: 189-215. cite. STATS (20)

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Grierson, G. A. 1904. "Linguistic Survey of India, Vol. II: Mon-Khmer and Siamese-Chinese Families (Khasi Pp. 1- 57)." . cite. STATS (20)

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Svantesson, Jan-Olo

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IN SEARCH OF THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN: BAD-BOY CHILD OF THE TIBETAN MONKEY GOD AND ROCK OGRESS

IN SEARCH OF THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN: BAD-BOY CHILD OF THE TIBETAN MONKEY GOD AND ROCK OGRESS William F. Romain Figure 1. The Abominable Snowman, or yeti. One of five scenes in the “snowman” series of postage stamps issued in 1966 by the government of Bhutan. Scan by author; author’s private collection. Abstract In this paper an explanation for the Abominable Snowman legend is offered. The paper begins, however, with an account of my visit to the Pangboche monastery in Nepal in 1973 where I examined and photographed the scalp and hand of a purported yeti. The photos are of historic interest because they contribute to the relatively sparse corpus of photos showing the original artifacts. In the 1990s the Pangboche scalp and hand were stolen from the monastery. In the next section of the paper, a possible explanation for the legend of the Abominable Snowman is offered. It is suggested that the creature is the result of cognitive blending involving: 1) a well-known Tibetan story that tells of a monkey bodhisattva marrying a demon rock ogress—producing hybrid offspring; 2) the existence of large primates in southeastern Tibet; and 3) incidents of bear attacks on yaks and humans. By concept