Linguistic Dynamics Science 3 (LingDy3)
Website: https://lingdy.aa-ken.jp/en/
Term: 2016.4 –2022.3
Leader: Asako SHIOHARA
Members: Mayumi ADACHI, Keita KURABE, Tokusu KUREBITO, Norikazu KOGURA, Hideo SAWADA, Izumi HOSHI, Toshihide NAKAYAMA, Yasuhiro YAMAKOSHI, Honoré WATANABE
Summary
Linguistic Dynamics Science 3 (LingDy3) aims to advance a range of research activities in support of building multicultural and multilingual societies with special focus on Asian and African regions. Through active collaboration both with academic research institutions and with minority language communities, the project aspires to build mutually beneficial relationships between them, such as developing interests and capacity in language documentation and revitalization within language communities that positively impact not only the communities themselves but also academic research activities.
The project activities include the following:
- Collaborative research on language documentation and conservation
- Training on language documentation and revitalization for junior scholars and language community members
- Development of supporting software tools and environment
- Building collaborative network to facilitate effective accumulation and utilization of linguistic resources
- Outreach activities for minority language communities
- Development and dissemination of a model of collaborative language documentation research
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Publications:
Lhasham Gyal Sunlight on the Path. (March 2022, Shoshikankanbou)
Book Info (in Japanese)
ADACHI, Mayumi Spatial deixis and its development in Vietnamese: From demonstratives to sentence-final particles and interjections. (May 2021, Benseisha Publishing Inc.)
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ILCAA (supervision) ‘Hello’ from around the World. (April 2021，Nikkei National Geographic)
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Tsewang Yeshey Pemba White Crane, Lend Me Your Wings：A Tale of Tibetan Love and War . (October 2020，Shoshikankanbou)
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YAMADA, Atsushi Descriptive Grammars series 2: Parauk Wa. (March, 2020, Kurosio Publishers)
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SHIMOJI, Michinori Minami Ryukyu Miyako go Irabujima Hougen (The Irabu Dialect, a Southern Ryukyuan Language) (2018, ILCAA/ Kurosio Publishers)
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Related Joint Research Projects
- Exploration into the Mechanism of Language Change and Variation through the Dialogue between Theoretical Linguistics, Linguistic Typology, and Quantitative Linguistics (jrp000271)
- Reconsideration of the tonal typology of Japonic languages (jrp000270)
- Phonetic typology from cross-linguistic perspectives (jrp000269)
- A new perspective on descriptive linguistics in Africa based on the translingual ecology (jrp000268)
- A sociolinguistic study of heritage languages and ethnic identities of migrants (jrp000267)
- Archiving Fieldwork Materials of the Ainu Language: an Interdiciplinary Research (2) (jrp000266)
- Studies in Asian and African Geolinguistics (jrp000256)
- Construction of Method of Studies on Asian Scripts (2) (jrp000257)
- Constructing a Theory of Tibetan and Himalayan Pastoral Culture—Based on systematic comparisons of folk vocabulary— (jrp000258)
- Information Structure and the Grammar of Knowledge in Turkic Languages: Interface of Phonology, Morphosyntax and Semantics (jrp000259)
- Typological Study on “Altaic-type” Languages (2) (jrp000246)
- Research on Social Cognition Based on SCOPIC: the Social Cognition Parallax Interview Corpus (jrp000249)
- Typological Study of Microvariation in Bantu (2) (jrp000248)
- A Typological Study of the Areal Lexicon of Mainland Southeast Asia (jrp000247)
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