Series
Descriptive and Anthropological Linguistics Discussion Group
This group's objective is mainly to discuss data from an anthropological linguistic and descriptivist perspective. Through discussion we aim to stimulate ideas and contribute with literature to enrich the analysis of the language under study.
About
The Descriptive and Anthropological Linguistics Discussion Group offers the opportunity for PhD candidates, staff members, guests, and MA students 1) to present raw data, such as from fieldwork, and (preliminary) analyses to receive feedback in an informal setting, 2) to do a trial run for an upcoming talk somewhere else, 3) to discuss a certain topic/issue. This group meets around twice a month on Mondays from 16:00 to 17:00.
Organization
The discussion group is organized by Hanna Fricke, Chams Bernard, and Yunus Sulistyono.
Programme
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Workshop on data processing with ELAN and Flex
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Lexical variations among five speech communities of Alorese in East Indonesia
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From free variation to phonemic contrast: *i and *u in Hebrew and Aramaic
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Perceptual and attentional meanings in the demonstratives of Ticuna
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Modifier words in Kalamang: verbs or adjectives?
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Exploring the use of a youth language in public space
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Shan-Ni language vitality in Northern Myanmar
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On complementation with finite clauses in Tarifiyt Berber: work in progress
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Ethno-taxonomy among Bakhtiari nomads of Iran