In:Person Reference and Interaction in Umpila and Kuuku Ya’u Narrative
Clair Hill
[Culture and Language Use 26] 2026
► pp. 38–82
Chapter 2Narratives of the Umpila and Kuuku Ya’u
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Article outline
- 2.1Introduction
- 2.2Collaboration in narration
- 2.2.1Multiparty narration as the default
- 2.2.2Epistemic access versus epistemic rights
- 2.3Narrator roles
- 2.4Narrative genres
- 2.4.1Before time narrative
- 2.4.2Ngaachi narrative
- 2.4.3Custom way narrative
- 2.4.4Lawalawa ‘comedic’ narrative
- 2.5The circumstances of narration
- 2.5.1The interactants
- 2.5.2The sessions and launching of a story
- 2.6The corpus
- 2.6.1The broad corpus
- 2.6.2Focused corpus
- 2.6.3Older narratives
- 2.7Conclusion
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