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Linguistic evidence in the study of origins: the case of the Namibian Khoekhoe-speakers

Haacke, Wilfried
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11070.1/15102
Date: 2002

Abstract:

The inaugural lecture demonstrates how the study of "prehistory" through interdisciplonary methods in particular through linguistic methods, can serve to dismantle destructive chauvinistic attitudes or can contribute to the solution of historical problems that are of immediate concern to present societies and affect their self-perception

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  • UNAM Inaugural lecture proceedings [11]
    The Inaugural Lecture is an opportunity for newly-promoted or appointed Professors to inform colleagues in the University and the general public, about their research career so far; and update colleagues on their current and future research directions