(Stefan Danerek) Collection Palu'e Audio

A comprehensive collection consisting primarily of sound files (WAV) in sara Lu'a (Palu'e, ISO 639-3 ple). Palu'e Island is located near the north coast of Flores, Lesser Sunda Islands, Nusa Tenggara Timur province, Indonesia. The collection consists of narratives in the wide sense, with a focus on folk tales, followed by a type of ethnomedicine . There are also songs, ritual language, weaver interviews and more, including a number of video clips. Several items are used as references in research articles. With time-aligned transcripts and translations (ELAN annotations, EAF-files). Most recordings are of single narrators, and more than half of those were recorded mono with an AT2020 mic,. In the collection these recordings are doubled (L & R) for listening convenience. Stereo recordings are also numerous, done with the H4N Zoom built-in mics, only a few recordings were made with a Lavalier. If annotations align poorly with the sound, try to left-align with left arrow and fn or command. View http://ling.hawaii.edu/wp-content/uploads/Kaipuleohone-ConditionsOfAccess.pdf for conditions of access (syarat akses). Item SD1-000 contains an outdated directory to the collection. For the phonology of sara Lu'a, consult Danerek, Stefan. 2019. 'Phonologic variation in Palu'e, a language from Eastern Indonesia, and the divising of an orthographic system', Ethnorema (15): 1-28. Online: https://www.ethnorema.it/wp-content/uploads/15-03-Danerek.pdf Or see the Palu'e-Indonesian dictionary: Danerek, Stefan. 2019. Kamus bahasa Palu’e-bahasa Indonesia. Depok: UI publishing. Work with this collection is ongoing, support for the documentation of oral literrature and ethnobotanical knowledge was provided by a Firebird Foundatiion grant (2022-2025). Contact the editor: Cawalunda[at]yahoo.se