@article{71758,
  author           = {Raglan, [Lord]},
  journal          = {Man: a record of anthropological science},
  number           = {131},
  pages            = {171-172},
  title            = {The influence of environment on language},
  volume           = {29},
  year             = {1929},
  inlg             = {English [eng]},
  jfmnote          = {Develops a theory about 'shouting' and 'non-shouting' languages, depending on whether or not long-distance communication is a feature of the culture. Mentions Lotuko and Italian as being 'shouting' languages, while Dinka and German are 'non-shouting' ones.},
  keywords         = {;nea;eaf;ugn;kny;lng;phn;v.126;v.113;},
  lgcode           = {Otuho [lot], Southwestern Dinka [dik] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area       = {Africa},
  notes            = {Develops a theory about "shouting" and "non-shouting" languages, depending on whether or not long-distance communication is a feature of the culture. Mentions Lotuko and Italian as being "shouting" languages, while Dinka and German are "non-shouting" ones.},
  src              = {eballiso2009, weball},
  subject_headings = {nea, eaf, ugn, kny, lng, phn, v.126, v.113}
}