Created <September 1998
Last changed 17 June 2019
References about or in Mudburra
language ISO
639-3 dmw
or references in linguistics works --
published and unpublished
Ordered by year, and alphabetically by author within each
year.
Send additions and corrections to the compiler, David
Nash.
- 1901
-
Mathews, Robert Hamilton. 1901. Ethnological notes on the
Aboriginal tribes of the Northern Territory. Queensland
Geographical Journal 161,69–90. http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/29798565
* see Chadwick 1972
- 1934
-
Stanner, WEH. 1934 notebooks. Deposited at AIATSIS. * see also
Stanner 1979
-
1952?
-
Capell, A. n.d. Mudburra, typed by EM Bolt, submitted by
Chadwick
5/6/68
for checking. In Capell papers AIATSIS MS 4075 Box 2 Folder 8;
also
comparative/analysis
Box 3 Folder 1; also with Nyininy, Djaru, Ngarinyman in Capell
papers
AIATSIS
MS 4075 Box 4 Folder 4
-
1952
-
Capell, A. 1952. The Wailbri through their own eyes. Oceania
23.2,110-132. * p.112: brief comparative vocabulary in six
languages including 'Mudbura'
-
1972
-
Chadwick, Neil. 1972. Mathews’ Chingalee vocabulary: Appraisal
and comments. Oceania 42.4,276–282. https://search-proquest-com/docview/1299151024
* a couple of mentions of Mudburra vocabulary
-
1978
-
Chadwick, Neil. 1978. Markers of ergative and transitive
function: some
Australian examples. Working Papers in Language &
Linguistics
7,1-7.
-
1979
-
Stanner, W.E.H. 1979. Report on field work in north central and
north
Australia
1934–35 Microfiche No. 1. ISBN 0855750936 Canberra: AIAS. * from
AIATSIS Library MS 846 * 'The Mudburra' pp.48-54 includes some
Mudburra
vocabulary, ngurlu
-
1980
-
McConvell, Patrick. 1980. Hierarchical variation in pronominal
clitic
attachment
in the Eastern Ngumbin languages, pp.31-117 in Papers in
Australian
Linguistics No. 13: Contributions to Australian
Linguistics. Pacific Linguistics A.59, ed. by B.
Rigsby & P.
Sutton.
Canberra: Department of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific
Studies,
A.N.U. * 89p. ts. draft 1976
-
1981
-
Nash, David. (ed.) 1981. Sourcebook for Central Australian
Languages.
Compiled by Kathy Menning. Pilot edition, November. Alice
Springs:
I.A.D.
Machine-readable version deposited at ASEDA, AIATSIS, including
vocabularies
in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
-
1981
-
Nash, David & Jane Simpson. 1981. "No-name" in central
Australia,
pp.
165-77 in Papers from the Parasession on Language and
Behavior
,
ed. by Carrie S. Masek et al. Chicago: Chicago Linguistic
Society.
-
1982
-
Heath, Jeffrey, Francesca Merlan and Alan Rumsey (eds.) 1982. Languages
of
Kinship in Aboriginal Australia. Oceania Linguistic
Monographs
No. 24. Sydney: Oceania (University of Sydney).
-
1984
-
Glasgow, David. 1984. Report on survey of the central Northern
Territory,
pp.113-152 in Language Survey, ed. by J. Hudson & N.
Pym. Work
Papers of SIL-AAB Series B Volume 11. June 1984. xi+167pp.
Darwin:
Summer Institute of Linguistics Australian Aborigines Branch.
ISBN 0
86892
312 5
-
1984
- Kendon,
Adam. List of signs in NT languages. Aboriginal Studies
Electronic Data
Archive (ASEDA) item 0690. *includes Mudburra recorded at
Elliott.
-
1986
-
Chadwick, Neil. 1984. Reasons for language decline in the east
central
Northern Territory, Australia. Working Papers in Language
&
Linguistics
18 (December 1984) [published 1986?], 1-37.
-
1990
-
Hendrie, Timothy R. 1990. Initial apicals in Nuclear
Pama-Nyungan,
pp.15-77
in Studies in Comparative Pama-Nyungan, ed. by D. Tryon
&
G.N.
O'Grady. Pacific Linguistics C-111. xxii+279pp.
-
1990
-
Nash, David. 1990. Patrilects of the Warumungu and Warlmanpa and
their
neighbours, pp.209-220 in Language and History: Essays in
honour of
Luise Hercus, ed. by Peter Austin, R.M.W. Dixon, Tom
Dutton and
Isobel
White. Pacific Linguistics C-116. Canberra: Pacific
Linguistics,
RSPacS, ANU.
-
1990
-
Sandy, Gail. 1990. Snake — Warni. 11/8/90. Aboriginal Studies
Electronic Data Archive (ASEDA) item 0268.
-
1990
-
Whitehead, Oscar. 1990. Which way is up? A preliminary
comparative
study
of compass point direction terms in Australian languages.
Honours
thesis,
University of Melbourne, December 1990. v+98+xi pp.
-
1991
-
Murgatroyd, Warren. 1991. Djaperi. A prestige item in Aboriginal
exchange.
BA(Hons) thesis, Dept Anthropology, Northern Territory
University (?)
-
1992
- Mudburra ethnobotany from Kulumindini (Elliot). NT
Botanical Bulletin No. 14. Palmerston: NT Department of Land
Resource
Management.
http://www.lrm.nt.gov.au/plants-and-animals/biocultural-knowledge/publications
- 1992
-
Claudette, Albert. 1992. How bush medicine is still used today
in Kulumindini. Aboriginal and Islander Health Worker
Journal 16.6 (Nov/Dec),4-5. https://search.informit.com.au/documentSummary;dn=288903626571556;res=IELHEA
ISSN 1037-3403
- 1992
-
Nash, David. 1992. An Australian kinship affix *-rti.
Memorial
volume
for Steve Johnson, ed. by Nicholas Evans & Cliff Goddard. Australian
Journal
of Linguistics 12.1,123-144.
-
1996
-
McConvell, Patrick. 1996. The functions of split-Wackernagel
clitic
systems:
pronominal clitics in the Ngumpin languages (Pama-Nyungan
family,
Northern
Australia), Chapter 8, pp.299-331 in Second Position Clitics
and
Related
Phenomena, ed. by Aaron L Halpern & Arnold M Zwicky.
Stanford:
CSLI Publications. * P2 Clitics Workshop, LSA Institute, Ohio,
July
1993.
22pp. draft.
-
1996
-
Nash, David. 1996. Pronominal clitic variation in the Yapa
languages:
some
historical speculations, in Studies in Kimberley Languages
in
Honour
of Howard Coate, ed. by William McGregor. München: Lincom
Europa.
c350pp. ISBN 3 89586 054 9
-
1997
-
Nash, David. 1997. Comparative flora terminology of the central
Northern
Territory. Chapter 12, pp.187-206 in Archaeology and
Linguistics.
Aboriginal
Australia in Global Perspective., edited by Patrick
McConvell &
Nicholas Evans. Melbourne: Oxford UP. [Grew out of a conference,
8-12
July
1991, NTU, Darwin]
- 1998
- Global Recordings Network. Jilij Kanka Kirda Karn Kurlu
('Everything You Ask In Prayer') - Mudburra - Audio Bible
stories and
lessons. Compilations of Christian music, songs or hymns. 14
items,
29:06 duration, 37.4MB/7.7MB http://globalrecordings.net/en/program/C80696
* 'These recordings are designed for
evangelism and basic Bible
teaching to bring the gospel message to people who are not
literate or
are from oral cultures, particularly unreached people groups.'
- 2011
- Environment / Bingki. Tennant Creek: Papulu
Apparr-Kari AC. http://shop.papak.com.au/product/14
* a basic reader in the Mudburra language, with audio CD (29
August 2011)
- 2016
- No mining in our land. 4min 46sec. Lyrics and Music
Ethan
Dixon and Janey Dixon. Camera Elise Fredericksen, Yasmin Smith.
Sound
Yasmin Smith. Editing Elise Fredericksen. Translation David
Osgarby,
Janey Dixon. Project management Felicity Meakins. Filmed at
Marlinja. ©
Ethan Dixon and Janey Dixon. * Don't Frack the Territory 29
August
[2016] at 22:46 · "INSPIRATION from across Australia today, as
the
state of Victoria permanently bans fracking! / Here in the
Northern
Territory, we will keep fighting for that certainty of
protection.
Listen up to this heartfelt new original song by Ethan Godfrey
and his
mother Janey Dixon, filmed in Central NT near Elliot and sung in
their
local language, Mudburra. No #fracking." https://www.facebook.com/DontFrackTheTerritory/videos/1070636689689402/
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Nash
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