Scientific publications, media features, interviews by Acaté team members about our work, the Matsés indigenous people, and biocultural conservation in the Amazon rainforest!
Romanoff, S. Jiménez Huanán, DMJ, Uaquí Bëso FSU, Fleck, DW. “Matsesën Nampid Chuibanaid (La Vida Tradicional de los Matsés).” 2004 Lima: Centro Amazónico de Antropología y Aplicación Práctica.
Fleck, DW, Voss RS, Patton JL. “Biological Basis of Saki (Pithecia), Folk Species Recognized by the Matses Indians of Amazonian Perú.” International Journal of Primatology 1999 20(6): 1005-1028.
Fleck, DW, Harder JD. “Ecology of marsupials in Amazonian Peru.” Journal of Mammology 1995 76 (3): 809-818.
Fleck, DW, Voss RS. “On the Origin and Cultural Significance of Unusually Large Synonym Sets in Some Panoan Languages of Western Amazonia.” Anthropological Linguistics 2006 48(4): 335-368.
Fleck, DW. “Notions of Causation in Matses Grammar.” Journal de la Société des Américanistes 2001 87: 177-196.
Fleck, DW. 2001. Causation in Matses (Panoan, Amazonian Peru). The Grammar of Causation and Interpersonal Manipulation. Masayoshi Shibatani (Ed.). Amsterdam: Benjamins, 373-415.
Fleck, DW. “Ergatividade em Matses (Pano).” LIAMES 2005 5: 89-111.
Fleck, DW. “Antipassive in Matses.” Studies in Language 2006 30(3): 541-573.
Fleck, DW. “Body-Part Prefixes in Matses: Derivation or Noun Incorporation.” International Journal of American Linguistics 2006 72(1): 59-96.
Fleck, DW. “Complement Clause Type and Complementation Strategies in Matses.” Complementation: A Cross-Linguistic Typology. 2006. RMW Dixon and Aikhenvald AY (Eds.) 224- 244.
Fleck, DW. “Panoan Languages.” Encyclopedia of Languages & Linguistics. 2006. K. Brown (Ed.) Oxford: Elsevier, 156-157.
Fleck, DW. “Did the Kulinas become the Marubos? A Linguistic and Ethnohistorical Investigation.” Tipiti Journal of The Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America 2007 5(2): 137-207.
Fleck, DW. “Evidentiality and Double Tense in Matses.” Language 2007 83(3): 589-614.
Fleck, DW. “Field Linguistics Meets Biology: How to Obtain Scientific Designations for Plant and Animal names.” STUF – Language Typology and Universals 2006 60(1): 81-91.
Voss RS, Fleck DW, Jansa SA. “On the Diagnostic Characters, Ecogeographic Distribution, and Phylogenetic Relationships of Gracilinanus emiliae (Didelphimorphia:Didelphidae:Thylamyini).” Mastozoología Neotropical 2009 16(2): 433-443.
Munro, R. Ludwig, R, Sauerland, U, Fleck DW. “Reported speech in Matses: Perspective Persistence and Evidential Narratives.” International Journal of American Linguistics 2013 78(1): 41-75.
Kim BK, Engstrom MD, Reid FA, Simmons NB, Voss RS, Fleck DW. “A new species of Peropteryx (Chiroptera: Emballonuridae) from Western Amazonia with Comments on Phylogenetic Relationships within the genus.” American Museum Novitates 2010. No. 3686: 1-20.
Ludwig RA, Munro R, Fleck DW, Sauerland U. “Reported Speech in Matses: Obligatory Perspective Shift with Syntactic Transparency.” University of Massachusetts Occasional Papers 2010 41:33-47.
Harder, JD and Fleck DW 1997. “Reproductive Ecology of New World Marsupials.” Marsupial Biology. Recent Research, New Perspectives N. Saunders, L. Hinds (Eds.) Sydney: UNSW Press, 175-203.
Fleck, DW. “Coreferential fourth-person pronouns in Matses.” International Journal of American Linguistics 2008 74(3): 279-311.
Fleck, DW 2010 “Ergativity in the Mayoruna branch of the Panoan family.” Ergativity in Amazonia. Gildea, Spike and Francesc Queixalós (Eds.) Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 29–64.
Fleck, DW. “Sugerencias metodológicas para realizar trabajo de campo lingüístico en la Amazonía.” Lexis 2008 Vol. XXXII (2): 251-280.
Fleck, DW. “Quiénes eran los Mayoruna de Tessmann?” Amazonía Peruana 2007 Tomo XV (30): 305-331.
Fleck DW. Poshto Bëchun Chedo Cun Nidaidën Icquid: Los Monos de Mi Tierra. Lima: Unicef. (2013)
Zariquiey Biondi R, Fleck DW. Animales y Plantas del Pueblo Kakataibo: Diccionario Trilingüe (Kakataibo, Español, Inglés) con Identificaciones Biológicas, Índice Alfabético Castellano-Kakataibo, Clasificación Semántica, Nombres Regionales y Definiciones Etnobiológicas. Languages of the World/Dictionaries 52, 2013, Munich: LINCOM, 266 pp.
Fleck, DW. 1993. Reproductive ecology of marsupials in the rainforest of Northeastern Peru. Honor’s thesis in zoology, The Ohio State University, 60 pp.
Herndon CN. 2004. Ethnomedical analysis of an Amazonian forest tribe: Insights into the utilization of botanical diversity in healing. MD Thesis. Yale University School of Medicine. Awarded The Ferris Thesis Prize.
ARCHIVED COLLECTIONS
Fleck, DW. 2014. Documentation of the Mayoruna Languages. London: SOAS, Endangered Languages Archive. https://elar.soas.ac.uk/Collection/MPI165233.
SPEAKING APPEARANCES
2/2002 “Preservación de la Medicina Indigena en la Amazonía de Surinam”
Seminario Internacional de Etnomedicina
Universidad El Bosque / Instituto de Etnobiología
Bogotá, Colombia
1/2006 “Bioprospecting, Health & Biocultural Conservation”
Symposium on the Bioprospecting of Tropical Medicinal Plants
and Drug Development: Stealing Shamanic Knowledge or Sharing Biodiversity
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, MA
12/2009 “Disease Concepts and Treatment by Tribal Healers of
an Amazonian Forest Culture”
Bay Area Tropical Forest Network
Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
4/2010 “Tribal Healers, Conservation and Medicine”
Keynote Address
American Medical Writers Association Pacific Chapter Annual Meeting
Asilomar, CA
05/2011 “Tribal Healers, Conservation & Medicine”
Keynote Address
Interdisciplinary Plant Group Symposium on Plants for the Future.
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO
11/2015 “Linking Conservation, Health, and Human Rights in Tropical Forests”
Bay Area Tropical Forest Network
University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA/li>
08/2016 “Tribal Healers, Conservation & Medicine”
The Alston Lecture
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta, GA
12/2016 “Tribal Healers, Conservation & Medicine”
Institute for Biodiversity Science and Sustainability Research Seminar Series
California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, CA
5/2018 “Role of Technology in Conservation”
Symposium hosted by Mongabay.org and Audubon Society
Seattle, WA