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Dialogue on dialect standardization
Kyriacou, Stelios; Karan, Mark E.; Bourcier, André. - Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014
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Negation in Tariana: a north Arawak perspective in the light of areal diffusion
Aikhenvald, Alexandra Y.. - : Brill, 2014
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Ethnographic contributions to the study of endangered languages
Granadillo, Tania; Orcutt-Gachiri, Heidi A.. - Tucson : Univ. of Arizona Pr., 2011
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Ethnographic contributions to the study of endangered languages
Altman, Heidi M.; Granadillo, Tania (Hrsg.); Rinehart, Melissa A.. - Tucson : University of Arizona Press, 2011
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Reconciliating research ethic board requirements and community concerns
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Speaker-driven approach to language documentation
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Speaker-driven approach to language documentation
Abstract: In this paper I argue that given pragmatic constraints of time and resources speakers’ interests should be given priority in establishing the goals and objectives of a language documentation project. Without the collaboration of the speakers it is impossible to document a language, therefore it is only just that their interests should be prioritized. Ultimately any materials collected are useful so in collecting materials that speakers are interested in there is much to gain for all parties involved. This will allow for multiple users as well as encourage the collaborators to take an active role in the planning and design of documentation projects. This approach, termed speaker-driven approach, is exemplified by a project carried out among the Kurripako of Venezuela. Among the Kurripako there was much interest in collecting information about myths, dances and rituals as well as obtaining descriptions of cultural specific activities such as manioc bread making, canoe making, weaving and basketry. This meant seeking out specialists in these activities who still had the linguistic and cultural knowledge to provide this information. These particular interests, fueled by the socio-political circumstances of Venezuela when the project was carried out, led to a much richer database of texts as well as to having collaborators who were more engaged in the project since they felt that they also had much at stake. Such an approach is not feasible everywhere. There needs to be certain conditions for this to work. I discuss what some of these conditions are-- collaborators’ engagement, speakers interest, documenter’s predisposition among others—as well as the benefits and pitfalls that this approach carries. I also provide examples of a project among the Mapoyo of Venezuela in which this approach was not feasible.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/5056
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Agreement in two Arawak languages : Baure and Kurripako
In: The typology of semantic alignment (Oxford, 2008), p. 396-410
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La structure des langues amazoniennes : alignements morphosyntaxiques ; harmonie nasale
Bruno, Ana Carla (Hrsg.); Pacheco, Frantomé (Hrsg.); Queixalós, Francesc (Hrsg.). - Paris : Selaf, 2008
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An ethnographic account of language documentation among the Kurripako of Venezuela
Granadillo, Tania. - Ann Arbor : UMI, 2007
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From nostalgia to hope : the impacts of a language documentation/revitalization project among the Mapoyo of Venezuela
In: Working together for endangered languages (Bath, 2007), p. 11-18
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CABank CallFriend SpanishCaribbean Corpus
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CABank Japanese Corpus
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