PUBLICATIONS

2025 (? Forthcoming) Language Documentation: What do we document for posterity, Why, and Who Decides? Reflections from an integral approach to documentation among the Hrusso Aka. In Hildebrandt et. al. (eds.) The Oxford Guide to Tibeto-Burman Languages. Oxford University Press, Oxford.

 

2024 (Forthcoming)A Lost Grace? Jesuits and Their Lost Love for Languages. In Mathew, S. (ed.) Ignis, Gujarat Sahithya Prakash, Anand.

 

2020

Documentation and Description of the Hrusso Aka Language of Arunachal Pradesh, (An annotated major documentary corpus of Hrusso Aka). Endangered Languages Archive (ELAR). https://www.elararchive.org/uncategorized/SO_fd174d12-6d28-43c3-8da7-84a1533a982e/

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2018

High Vowel Devoicing in Hrusso Aka. In North East Indian Linguistics. Linda Konnerth, Stephen Morey, and Amos Teo, eds. Pp. 33–46. Canberra: Asia-Pacific Linguistics. URL: https://openresearch-repository.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/155280.

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2018

D’Souza V., Apang Rumo and Pario Nimasow, Ako Na Shipyow (‘children’s stories, revised by Hrusso Literature Team), Aka (Hrusso) Elite Society, Thrizino.

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2012

D’Souza V., and Kiran Pomsow (eds): Nuĝu Dzüwsa (‘Beautiful Songs’), St. Xavier’s Parish, Palizi.

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2005

D’Souza V., Apang Rumo, Pario Nimasow and Ramda Gidusow, Ako Na Kako (Children’s alphabet primer), St. Xavier’s School, Palizi.

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1999

Cho Akonawa, Tougyou I Nilvogo Nuĝubo (A prayer book for children) St. Xavier’s School, Palizi. 

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