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Proceedings of Conference onLanguage Documentation& Linguistic TheoryEdited by Peter K. Austin, Oliver Bond & David Nathan7-8 December 2007, SOAS, London |
| Author(s) | Title | File |
| Peter K. Austin, Oliver Bond & David Nathan |
Table of contents, Appendix and cover | ldlt_00.pdf |
| Peter K. Austin, Oliver Bond & David Nathan |
Introduction | ldlt_01.pdf |
| Richard Hudson | Towards a useful theory of language | ldlt_02.pdf |
| Phillip E. Cash Cash | Documenting language, visualizing culture: shooting digital video in two endangered language communities | ldlt_03.pdf |
| Abhishek Avtans | Humane face of language documentation: a Great Andamanese experience | ldlt_04.pdf |
| Howard Beck, Sue Legg, Elizabeth Lowe & M. J. Hardman |
Aymara on the internet: a step toward interoperability and user access | ldlt_05.pdf |
| Oliver Bond | Towards a canon for negation | ldlt_06.pdf |
| Peter Budd & Mary Raymond | Community-oriented outcomes of language documentation in Melanesia | ldlt_07.pdf |
| Lise M. Dobrin, Peter K. Austin & David Nathan |
Dying to be counted: the commodification of endangered languages in documentary linguistics | ldlt_08.pdf |
| Leila Dodykhudoeva | Revitalization of minority languages: comparative dictionary of key cultural terms in the languages and dialects of the Shugni-Rushani group | ldlt_09.pdf |
| Margaret Florey | Expanding opportunities for documenting endangered languages in Indonesia | ldlt_10.pdf |
| Edward Garrett & Leah Bateman | Symbiosis between documentary linguistics and linguistic pragmatics | ldlt_11.pdf |
| Gale Goodwin Gómez | Responsive research and community involvement among the Brazilian Yanomami | ldlt_12.pdf |
| Ekaterina Gruzdeva | Challenging theory: spatial deixis in Nivkh | ldlt_13.pdf |
| Chryso Hadjidemetriou | Kormakiti Maronite Arabic: prospect of documentation and community response | ldlt_14.pdf |
| Sam Hellmuth, Frank Kügler & Ruth Singer |
Quantative investigation of intonation in an endangered language | ldlt_15.pdf |
| Kristine A. Hildebrandt | Phonology and fieldwork in Nepal: problems and potentials | ldlt_16.pdf |
| Trevor Johnston & Adam Schembri | Testing language description through language documentation, archiving and corpus creation: the case of indicating verbs in the Auslan Archive Corpus | ldlt_17.pdf |
| Friederike Lüpke | Under construction: theories of argument structure and empirical data from language description and documentation | ldlt_18.pdf |
| Stephen A. Marlett | Bringing it home: the implications of documentation for a vibrant endangered language | ldlt_19.pdf |
| Lutz Marten | Agreement, word order and information structure: some Bantu examples | ldlt_20.pdf |
| Stuart McGill | Documenting grammatical tone using Toolbox: an evaluation of Buseman’s interlinearisation technique | ldlt_21.pdf |
| Mary Pearce | Description and theory in the voicing/tone interaction of Kera | ldlt_22.pdf |
| Julia Sallabank | Endangered language maintenance and social networks | ldlt_23.pdf |
| Bonny Sands | The contribution of language documentation to historical phonology | ldlt_24.pdf |
| Galini Sapountzaki, Eleni Efthimiou & Stavroula-Evita Fotinea |
Greek Sign Language documentation: theoretical implications and practical considerations | ldlt_25.pdf |
| Eva Schultze-Berndt | On manners and paths of refining Talmy's typology of motion expressions via language documentation | ldlt_26.pdf |
| Eugénie Stapert | Linguistic theory and fieldwork in interaction: the case of Pirahă | ldlt_27.pdf |
| Yuko Sugita | Language revitalization or language fossilization? Some suggestions for language documentation from the viewpoint of interactional linguistics | ldlt_28.pdf |
| Hein van der Voort | Theoretical and social implications of language documentation and description on the eve of destruction in Rondônia | ldlt_29.pdf |
| Robert S. Williams & Jade Comfort | Language documentation and description among refugee populations | ldlt_30.pdf |
| Ulrike Zeshan | The ethics of documenting sign languages in village communities | ldlt_31.pdf |