Constructing a research network for documenting minority languages in and around Indonesia (jrp000201)
Keywords
Indonesia
Language documentation
indigenous languages
Minority languages
Areas
Indonesia
Insular South east Asia
Website
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About the Project
Project term: April, 2014–March, 2017
The area in and around Indonesia is known is linguistic and cultural variety. But many regional languages spoken there are drastically decreasing the number of their speakers because of the language shift to the national language or a more dominant regional language. It is urgent necessary to document such languages to preserve the linguistic data that is precious both to the linguists and the language community. This project
is to construct a network between the speakers of the said languages, domestic researchers, and foreign researchers and conduct substantial documentation of the languages. Holding the seminars on language documentation at the domestic research institute and collaborative work on collecting, editing, storing, and publishing the language data with the language speakers will be planned.
International workshop for Documenting endangered languages in the Nusa Tenggara Timur Province in Indonesia
Date/Time: 24 March 2017 (Fri.) 14:00–16:00,25 March 2017 (Sat.) – 30 March 2017 (Thu.) 10:00–17:00(27 March open meeting)
Venue: Room 306, ILCAA
Language: English
Jointly sponsored by Linguistic Dynamics Science 3 (LingDy3) and ILCAA Joint Research Project “Constructing a research network for documenting minority languages in and around Indonesia”
The aim of this workshop is to conduct a substantial documentation of two seriously endangered languages of the Nusa Tenggara Timur Province in Indonesia, namely, Teiwa and Nedebang. The member of the ILCAA Joint research project “Constructing a research network for documenting minority languages in and around Indonesia” will work together with Antoinette Schapper, a pecialist of the languages in this region and the native speakers invited from the two language communities.
Jointly sponsored by Linguistic Dynamics Science 3 (LingDy3) and JSPS Program for Advancing Strategic International Networks to Accelerate the Circulation of Talented Researchers, “A collaborative network for usage-based research on lesser-studied languages”
Asako SHIOHARA (ILCAA)
Opening
Nicholas Evans (Australian National University)
Plenary talk: “Do grammars do best what speakers did most: the Social Cognition Parallel Interview Corpus (SCOPIC) cross-linguistic corpus on social cognition in grammar”
Stefan Schnell (University of Melbourne)
“Conditions on object agreement and pronominalisation – a corpus-based typological study”
Sonja Riesberg (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Australian National University, University of Cologne)
“Cross-corpus annotation - a report from the ongoing Three Participant-Project”
I Wayan Arka (ILCAA Joint Researcher, ILCAA Visiting Associate Professor, Australian National University)
“On the pedagogical literacy for local (endangered) languages: lessons learned from Indonesia”
John Bowden (ILCAA Joint Researcher, ILCAA Visiting Professor)
“The Directional System of North Maluku Malay“
Anthony Jukes (ILCAA Joint Researcher, ILCAA Visiting Associate Professor)
“Linguistic Enfranchisement”
All members
Business Meeting Topics:
Plannning for language documentation workshops in Indonesia in 2016
Reporting and sharing information on language documentation that each member is conducting
All members
Work:
Creating a webpage to publish linguistic data that each member obtains