Imagined Movima grammar-study table with three blank participant cards
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Overview
Haude's author-posted 2006 dissertation announcement describes grammar research based on texts and elicitation collected between 2001 and 2004 in the Bolivian lowlands. It covers prosodically shaped word formation, reference and clause structure. These are documented linguistic properties, not current population findings or a characterization of every Movima person's behavior.
Haude's 2012 paper analyzes three-participant events expressed through clauses with two core arguments and an adjunct. The choice between argument and adjunct depends on lexical or derivational properties, rather than competition between the two non-agent referents. This published analysis supports a grammatical explanation without copying example sentences or reconstructing narratives.
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Fieldwork grammar and participant-structure research
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- Author dissertation announcementA Grammar of MovimaResearch access: 2026-10-12
- University-hosted research paperThe Expression of Three-Participant Events in MovimaResearch access: 2026-10-12
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AI contextual interpretationImagined Movima grammar-study table with three blank participant cards
AI contextual illustration. Setting, tools and layout imagined; not ethnographic evidence.