I currently conduct participatory action research with new speakers of Ryukyuan languages by running a project called MAI-Ryukyus, which is designed based on Hinton’s Master/Mentor-Apprentice Language Learning Program, to explore both emotional and cognitive aspects of learning one’s own Indigenous ancestral tongue. The findings of the PhD research will be discussed in a future article. In this paper, I introduce my research design, discuss the issues identified in current language revitalisation efforts through ethnographic observation, and conclude with future directions
This thesis concerns the variety known as Uchinaa-Yamatoguchi, spoken on the island of Okinawa and s...
This thesis is an ethnographic exploration of the role of Japanese as heritage language (JHL) educat...
The purpose of this paper is to make a first step towards a synchronic description of a Ryukyuan dia...
I currently conduct participatory action research with new speakers of Ryukyuan languages by running...
If languages are naturally transmitted in a stable self-regulatory society, then we can say that suc...
This Special Issue aims to apply postcolonial perspectives to discussions and practices of Ryukyuan ...
This chapter explores language reclamation in the Ryukyu Islands. Language reclamation is defined as...
Traditional “endangered” approaches in linguistics tend to impose Western epistemologies of language...
Overview Okinawan is not in danger of disappearing and leaving no trace. It has, however, been in de...
National Institute for Japanese Language and LinguisticsFirst Published: August 1, 2012 (in Japanese
Indigenous language reclamation programs are considered an important way to reclaim indigenous ident...
National Institute for Japanese Language and LinguisticsFirst Published: August 1, 2012 (in Japanese
International audienceThe Ryukyuan languages are a family of (at least) five endangered languages sp...
This paper discusses the language use and policies in Japan over the centuries. In particular, it gi...
Presentation slidesThe United Nations declared 2019 The Year of Indigenous Languages. Languages arou...
This thesis concerns the variety known as Uchinaa-Yamatoguchi, spoken on the island of Okinawa and s...
This thesis is an ethnographic exploration of the role of Japanese as heritage language (JHL) educat...
The purpose of this paper is to make a first step towards a synchronic description of a Ryukyuan dia...
I currently conduct participatory action research with new speakers of Ryukyuan languages by running...
If languages are naturally transmitted in a stable self-regulatory society, then we can say that suc...
This Special Issue aims to apply postcolonial perspectives to discussions and practices of Ryukyuan ...
This chapter explores language reclamation in the Ryukyu Islands. Language reclamation is defined as...
Traditional “endangered” approaches in linguistics tend to impose Western epistemologies of language...
Overview Okinawan is not in danger of disappearing and leaving no trace. It has, however, been in de...
National Institute for Japanese Language and LinguisticsFirst Published: August 1, 2012 (in Japanese
Indigenous language reclamation programs are considered an important way to reclaim indigenous ident...
National Institute for Japanese Language and LinguisticsFirst Published: August 1, 2012 (in Japanese
International audienceThe Ryukyuan languages are a family of (at least) five endangered languages sp...
This paper discusses the language use and policies in Japan over the centuries. In particular, it gi...
Presentation slidesThe United Nations declared 2019 The Year of Indigenous Languages. Languages arou...
This thesis concerns the variety known as Uchinaa-Yamatoguchi, spoken on the island of Okinawa and s...
This thesis is an ethnographic exploration of the role of Japanese as heritage language (JHL) educat...
The purpose of this paper is to make a first step towards a synchronic description of a Ryukyuan dia...