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Dr. Takeshi Hattori's Materials (Hattori Bunko) Stored in Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples

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2009-03-08

Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University

Linguistic World of Sakhalin : Proceedings of the Symposium, September 6, 2008

41-48

北大文学研究科北方研究教育センター公開シンポジウム「サハリンの言語世界」. 平成20年9月6日. 札幌市

Dr. Takeshi Hattori (1909-1991) was a linguist on the Nivkh (Gilyak) language. Before the end of World War II, the southern part of Sakhalin island (south of latitude 50 degrees north) was the Japanese territory. The indigenous peoples such as Nivkh, Uilta and others, except Ainu, mostly lived in Otasu located in the suburbs of Shisuka (now Poronaisk). Dr. Hattori went to Otasu and made fieldworks. He also invited Nivkh informants to Sapporo where he lived. In 1994, a collection of Dr. Hattori's Materials (books, notebooks, recording tapes, microfilms, and photos) was contributed to the Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples. We call it Hattori Bunko. This paper will present the outline of the collection which shows some aspects of his research in the Nivkh language.

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