Classificatory and typological studies in languages of the Western Madang district, New Guinea
Abstract
This thesis is the outcome of a period
of research which began in August 1964 when I
was transferred as a Missionary of the Society
of the Divine Word (S.V.D.) to the Catholic
Mission Station at Mugil. My linguistic aim at
that time was to gain a basic idea of the nature
of the Mugil language and to get an overall picture
of the linguistic situation in the area for
which I had to care as a missionary. An orientation
trip to various parts of the Bogia Subdistrict
and the Mlddle Ramu area was made in the
second half of 1965. It was then that it became
apparent to me how insufficient our linguistic
knowledge of the Madang District was. Published
material could be adequately understood only in
the light of new field studies.
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