Browsing Volume 03 Issue 2 : Language Documentation & Conservation by Subject "language documentation"

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Documentation and Language Learning: Separate Agendas or Complementary Tasks?

Francis, Norbert; Gómez, Pablo Rogelio Navarrete (University of Hawai'i Press, 2009)

In the indigenous communities of the Malintzin volcano highlands in Mexico, in the border region of the states of Puebla and Tlaxcala, speakers of Nahuatl have responded variously to the displacement of their language. In ...
Five Dimensions of Collaboration: Toward a Critical Theory of Coordination and Interoperability in Language Documentation

Glenn, Akiemi (University of Hawai'i Press, 2009)

In the literature on best practices of language documentation, “collaboration” has emerged as an important concept. While collaboration between scholars is not usually the norm in linguistics, a theory of language documentation ...