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  1. The power of name in the Colombian Amazon: From the exonym ‘Uitoto’ to the recognition of autonym ‘Murui-Muina’
  2. Imbuing words with power: Linguistic diversity and identity politics among the Murui-Muina of the Colombian Amazon
  3. Differential Object Marking in Caquetá-Putumayo Languages
  4. At the Heart of the Murui
  5. Through space, relations, and thoughts
  6. A Grammar of Murui (Bue)
  7. The phonological and grammatical status of Murui ‘word’
  8. Non-Spatial and Spatial Setting
  9. Semi-Closed and Closed Word Classes
  10. Possession
  11. Number
  12. Grammatical Relations
  13. Reflexive and Reciprocal
  14. Comparison and Equality
  15. Questions
  16. Open Word Classes
  17. Contact-Induced Language Change
  18. Valency-Changing Mechanisms
  19. Nominalizations
  20. Clause Types and Clause Linking
  21. Multiple Classifier System
  22. Discourse Organization
  23. The Murui Language and Its Speakers
  24. Phonology
  25. Negation
  26. Commands
  27. Appendix: Texts
  28. Multifaceted body parts in Murui
  29. Genders and Classifiers
  30. Traversing language barriers
  31. Nominalization in Northwest Amazonia: Introduction
  32. Nominalizations in Murui (Witotoan
  33. Evidentiality in Boran and Witotoan Languages
  34. Comparative Constructions in Murui (Witotoan, Northwest Amazonia)
  35. Fruits for Animals: Hunting Avoidance Speech Style in Murui (Witoto, Northwest Amazonia)