Abstract: la copie déposée est une première version de l'article paru en 2011. Cette publication fait suite au congrès 2005 de AAA à Washington session: "Endangered languages and Linguistic anthropology".; The Añun language (also known as "Parauhano") is still spoken by a few aged individuals, all speaking Spanish in everyday activities and living in lake-dwellings between Maracaibo and the Venezuelan border with Colombia. The territory of the Añun people, disputed ever since the first contacts with the Europeans, has progressively shrunk with the...
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