Hardman, Martha James
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Name (Latin)
Hardman, Martha James
Other forms of name
Bautista, Martha James Hardman-de-
De-Bautista, Martha James Hardman-
Hardman, M. J. (Martha James)
Hardman-de-Bautista, M. J. (Martha James)
Hardman-de-Bautista, Martha James
Date of birth
1950-10-08
Associated country
Bolivia
Chile
Peru
United States
Field of activity
Anthropology
Aymara language--Study and teaching
Linguistics
cauqui language study and teaching
Occupation
Authors
College teachers
Gender
female
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Friday scrapbook [email newsletter, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida], 10 February, 2023:In Memoriam (Dr. Martha James Hardman passed away on January 30, 2023; a long-time member of the Anthropology Department and Professor Emerita in Linguistics; died ... at her home in Gainesville, Florida; M.J. was born October 8, 1935, in Salt Lake City, Utah; B.A. from the University of Utah in 1956, with a second B.A. obtained from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos in Lima, Peru in 1959; M.A. at the University of New Mexico, in 1957, and her PhD from Stanford University in 1962; Her field work in Peru, recognized by Fullbright scholarship and lecture grants, resulted in the first written grammar for the Jaqi language group spoken in Peru, Bolivia and Chile, which includes Jaqaru, Aymara and Kawki; Her grammar was recognized as an official alphabet by the nations of Peru and Bolivia; M.J.'s long career encompassed Latin American Studies, Linguistics and Anthropology at colleges and universities, and in communities, in the United States, Peru, Bolivia and Chile; retired from the University of Florida in [approximately] 2010; published 24 books, 58 articles and was involved in 85 international lectures, workshops and seminars)
- Jaqaru: outline of phonological ... structure, 1966.
- Latin American Conference, 25th, University of Florida, 1975. Los americanos autóctonos opinan, 1975?:t.p. (Martha James Hardman)
- Papers on linguistics and child language, 1978:t.p. (M.J. Hardman-de-Bautista)
- The Aymara language in is social and cultural context, c1981:t.p. (M.J. Hardman)
- Phone call to author, 8/20/98(author has divorced and requests that her maiden name, Martha James Hardman, be used)