Linguistic fieldwork
Linguistic fieldwork
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2015
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Berez, Andrea L.
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This article describes the undertaking of linguistic fieldwork, in which linguists study languages as they are spoken in a naturally occurring domain, rather than in a laboratory or via self-introspection. This article presents the history of linguistic fieldwork, the rise of language documentation as a major paradigm for fieldwork, fieldwork research methods, ethics and community relations, and data management issues.
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This article describes the undertaking of linguistic fieldwork, in which linguists study languages as they are spoken in a naturally occurring domain, rather than in a laboratory or via self-introspection. This article presents the history of linguistic fieldwork, the rise of language documentation as a major paradigm for fieldwork, fieldwork research methods, ethics and community relations, and data management issues.
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Linguistics
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Berez, Andrea L. 2015. Linguistic fieldwork. In James D. Wright (ed.), The international encyclopedia of social and behavioral sciences, 2nd ed, 183–189. Oxford: Elsevier Ltd.
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8 pages
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