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Materials for The Study of Kejaman-Sekapan Oral Tradition (Chapter 7: Notes to the sung narrative)

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SSS. S. Strickland

Key Points

  • Each verse's annotations relate to recorded interpretations, enhancing understanding of the oral tradition.
  • Bold terms indicate original narrative forms, while underlined ones highlight colloquialisms and variations in pronunciation.
  • Notes also clarify where the chorus contributes, aiding in the interpretation of the sung narrative.
  • This work provides resources for studying the kejaman and sekapan oral traditions' narrative structures and cultural significance.

Abstract

In these notes to the verses of the sung narrative, the following abbreviations arc used: K = Kcjaman; Sk = Sckapan; Kz = Kayan; Kny = Kenyah; M = Malay. Each note refers to the verse of the same number. In general, the bold forms arc from the narrative original or are variants in pronunciation heard as the recording was being transcribed, while the underlined forms are colloquialisms or used in discussing interpretation. It should be added that piʔiʔ in the text indicates where the chorus sang.

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