El origen centroandino del aimara
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2000
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial
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Tradicionalmente, en especial en el lado boliviano, se acepta como un hecho el origen altiplánico del aimara. Es más, se ha sostenido que la lengua de Tiahuanaco habría sido esta. En este trabajo se buscará demostrar, teniendo en cuenta los estudios diacrónicos recientes, que el aimara es una lengua de procedencia centroandina y de ocupación relativamente tardía en el territorio collavino, y que, consecuentemente, mal podría asociársela con el desarrollo y expansión de la civilización tiahuanaquense. Por consiguiente, habrá que pensar en otras alternativas lingüísticas para la zona altiplánica.
The Central Andean Origin of the Aimara LanguageTraditionally, it has been thought, especially on the Bolivian side, the Andean High Plateau as the original homeland of the Aymara language. What is more, it has been maintained that this language could have been spoken by the Tiahuanaco civilization founders. In this paper attempt will be made in order to show the Central Andean provenience of Aymara, and therefore its relatively recent occupation of the Peru-Bolivian High Plateau, thus questioning its correlation with Tiahuanaco. The main argument in support of this hypothesis (otherwise formulated previously by scholars such as Middendorf) comes from diachronic processes of Proto-Aymara branching and further evolution into its modern dialects.
The Central Andean Origin of the Aimara LanguageTraditionally, it has been thought, especially on the Bolivian side, the Andean High Plateau as the original homeland of the Aymara language. What is more, it has been maintained that this language could have been spoken by the Tiahuanaco civilization founders. In this paper attempt will be made in order to show the Central Andean provenience of Aymara, and therefore its relatively recent occupation of the Peru-Bolivian High Plateau, thus questioning its correlation with Tiahuanaco. The main argument in support of this hypothesis (otherwise formulated previously by scholars such as Middendorf) comes from diachronic processes of Proto-Aymara branching and further evolution into its modern dialects.
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Lingüística, Tiahuanaco, Altiplano, Lengua, Aimara, Estudios Diacrónicos, Origen Centroandino, Linguistics, Tiahuanaco, Altiplano, Lengua, Aimara, Diachronic Estudies, Central Andean Origin
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