Languages in Contact II: The Use of Maori Words in English

Winifred Bauer

doi:10.26686/jnzs.v5i2.474

Languages in Contact II: The Use of Maori Words in English

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Winifred Bauer

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https://doi.org/10.26686/jnzs.v5i2.474

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Languages in Contact II: The Use of Maori Words in English

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Winifred Bauer

Winifred Bauer is the J.D. Stout Fellow for 1990. She is working on a more comprehensive reference grammar of Maori with the assistance of a Maori woman consultant Tekareongawai Evans of Te Aopouri. She has published a number of articles in international journals on aspects of the structure of Maori, and her PhD thesis, the material from which is incorporated into the present project, is still in considerable demand by linguists world-wide. She was a Junior Lecturer at the ELl at Victoria for four years, has tutored in the Linguistics Department at Victoria almost every year since 1979, and for three years, taught a course for the Maori Studies Department.

Winifred Bauer completed a grammar of Maori as resident in the Stout Research Centre and has now finished a draft for non-linguists.

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1995-01-01

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Vol. 5 No. 2 (1995): New Zealand Studies

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