Add to ORKGIn this paper I consider how documentary linguists can provide support for community language planning initiatives, and discuss some issues. These relate partly to the process of language documentation: what and who we choose to document, how we define ‘a language’, and how we deal with language variation and change; and partly to community attitudes and dynamics
Many endangered languages have little documentation, and that which does exist is often in a format ...
With origins in colonial logics and institutions, language documentation practices can reinforce col...
This paper deals with the problems associated with language planning. Language planning is a controv...
In this paper I consider how documentary linguists can provide support for community language plan...
Language documentation is understood as the creation, annotation, preservation, and dissemination of...
One of the main responses of academia to language endangerment has been the development of the sub-f...
Current literature on best practices in documentary linguistics outlines priorities for language doc...
This conference is called “Strategies for Moving Ahead.” I would like to address the pillars of the ...
Different groups have differing motivations for participating in language documentation projects. Li...
Implicit or explicit in many discussions of language documentation is the assumption that the langua...
The National Science Foundation warns that at least half of the world’s approximately seven thousand...
In the last decade of the 20th century a new sub-field of linguistics emerged that has come to be kn...
There has been considerable discussion of the question as to whether a linguist engaged in language ...
There has been considerable discussion of the question as to whether a linguist engaged in language ...
There has been considerable discussion of the question as to whether a linguist engaged in language ...
Many endangered languages have little documentation, and that which does exist is often in a format ...
With origins in colonial logics and institutions, language documentation practices can reinforce col...
This paper deals with the problems associated with language planning. Language planning is a controv...
In this paper I consider how documentary linguists can provide support for community language plan...
Language documentation is understood as the creation, annotation, preservation, and dissemination of...
One of the main responses of academia to language endangerment has been the development of the sub-f...
Current literature on best practices in documentary linguistics outlines priorities for language doc...
This conference is called “Strategies for Moving Ahead.” I would like to address the pillars of the ...
Different groups have differing motivations for participating in language documentation projects. Li...
Implicit or explicit in many discussions of language documentation is the assumption that the langua...
The National Science Foundation warns that at least half of the world’s approximately seven thousand...
In the last decade of the 20th century a new sub-field of linguistics emerged that has come to be kn...
There has been considerable discussion of the question as to whether a linguist engaged in language ...
There has been considerable discussion of the question as to whether a linguist engaged in language ...
There has been considerable discussion of the question as to whether a linguist engaged in language ...
Many endangered languages have little documentation, and that which does exist is often in a format ...
With origins in colonial logics and institutions, language documentation practices can reinforce col...
This paper deals with the problems associated with language planning. Language planning is a controv...