LingDy Public Lecture  "Endangered languages: emerging issues in documentation, archiving and revitalization"

19 February 2014(Wed.) 14:00‐16:00

Date/Time:19 February 2014(Wed.) 14:00‐16:00
Venue:Room 304, 3F ILCAA, TUFS(3-11-1 Asahi-cho, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo)

The LingDy2 Project (ILCAA, TUFS) will hold the following Lecture on language documentation.

Peter AUSTIN(SOAS, University of London),David NATHAN(SOAS, University of London), Anthony JUKES (CRLD, La Trobe University), Sonja RIESBERG (University of Cologne) “Endangered languages: emerging issues in documentation, archiving and revitalization”

This Lecture will be held as a part of DocLing2014 workshop hosted by LingDy2 Project of ILCAA.

[Abstract] As the world's linguistic diversity continues to decline, researchers, activists and language communities have looked to language documentation, archiving and revitalization as responses and possible solutions. This presentation will discuss the present state of these activities in the light of experience over the past 20 years, and in particular how they are dealing with increased community participation, the nature of the actual language documentation materials being created, the changing roles of archives, appropriate uses of technologies, and how well they are together serving today's emphasis on ethical and effective support for communities as well as better linguistic understandings.

Language: English Admission:Free

For details, please see here↓ http://lingdy.aacore.jp/en/activity/public-lec.html

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