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Some weeks ago I posted a query about sources of information on the Nuristani languages. Many thanks to those who responded: E. Bashir Marc Picard Jakob Dempsey Richard F. Strand The materials suggested (ordered by recency): Richard Strand's Nuristan Site http://users.sedona.net/~strand 'Obstruct' Hamp, Eric P. Indo-Iranian-Journal, Dordrecht, Netherlands (IIJ). 1988 Oct., 31:4, 301. IS: 0019-7246 PY: 1988 The dissertation written by David N Nelson: The Historical Development of the Nuristani Languages. Dissertation Abstracts Internationl 1986. 47 No. 2:522A-523A. David Nelson is currently South Asian bibliographer/librarian at the University of Pennsylvania; his e-mail address is nelsondMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuepobox.upenn.edu The Dardic and Nuristani languages D.I. Edelman ; [translated from the Russian by E.H. Tsipan ; edited by N.A. Dvoryankov]. Moscow : "Nauka" Pub. House, Central Dept. of Oriental Literature, 1983. 342, [2] p. ; 22 cm. Bibliography: p. 326-[343]. 'Kafiren, Nuristani, Darden: Zur Klarung des Begriffssystems' Jettmar,Karl. Anthropos: International Review of Ethnology and Linguistics, Fribourg, Switzerland (Anthropos). 1982, 77:1-2, 254-263 A paper by Richard Strand "Notes on the Nuristani and Dardic Languages" Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1973 93:297-305. Richard Strand's e-mail address is: strand
sedona.net 'Mythological Texts from the Kates of Nuristan.' Morgenstierne, Georg 529-38 IN Filliozat-Jean. Melanges d'Indianisme a la Memoire de Louis Renou. Paris : Boccard, 1968. 'On *R in Kafir' Hamp, Eric P. 124-137 IN Krishnamurti-Bhadriraju (ed.). Studies in Indian Linguistics (Professor M. B. Emeneau Sastipurti Volume). Poona; Annamalainagar : Cent. of Advanced Study in Ling., Deccan Coll. & Annamalai Univ. Again, thanks to all who provided suggestions. Melia M. E. Brush ememb
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