OverviewJoint ResearchResearch ResourcesTraining and Capacity Building31Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA)Field Linguistics WorkshopsSeminars on the Middle East and Islamic Studies (MEIS) for Students of Postgraduate and Postdoctoral LevelThe MEIS Seminars started as a part of the activities of the project MEIS in 2005. The seminars aim to provide the latest academic information and also to provide opportunities to improve presentational and discussion skills for students of postgraduate and postdoctoral levels who are interested in the Middle East and / or the Muslim Societies.The seminars include lectures by researchers from both TUFS and other universities, presentation training for students, and discussions.http://www.aa.tufs.ac.jp/en/training/meis/meis-semi/Seminar in Ottoman Paleography and DiplomaticsThis seminar aims to develop the participants’ ability to read Ottoman documents and registers by analyzing examples of manuscript documents from Ottoman archives. It is held for two days, once per year, and is cosponsored by Islamic Area Studies Center at Toyo Bunko (Islamic Area Studies is one of the programs supported by National Institutes for the Humanities).Beirut Seminar for Young ResearchersThe seminar meeting “Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies in Japan: The State of the Art” is to provide opportunity for young researchers who work in Japan specializing in human and social sciences on the Middle East and Islam to present their studies in Beirut and to discuss extensively with researchers of respective eld. Being selected among applicants from universities and institutes in Japan, the participants are dispatched to Japan Center for Middle Eastern Studies in Beirut to present their papers in English for 25-30 minutes, followed by 15-20 minutes of questions, comments, and discussions from/with the invited researchers from Lebanon and other countries.http://www.aa.tufs.ac.jp/en/training/meis/beirut-semi/Seminars on the Middle East and Islamic StudiesILCAA offers various workshops on “field linguistics”, aimed especially at graduate and post-graduate students and junior scholars.Workshops offered are mostly but not exclusively on documentation and description of underdocumented languages. They are complementary to courses offered at universities in Japan, thereby lling the gaps in the training of young linguists -- an important role of ILCAA.At most of the Field Linguistics Workshops, participants are required to bring their original data, i.e., data obtained through their original field research. The instructors give guidance, but the participants also learn from each other, through sharing their ideas and experience.There are three series of workshops under Field Linguistics Workshops:Documentary Linguistics WorkshopThis Workshop aims to provide methodological and technical training in various aspects of language documentation research. This Workshop series is run in collaboration with the Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project at SOAS, University of London. Grammatical Studies WorkshopsWorkshops on various grammatical topics.Technical WorkshopsWorkshops on technical issues concerning eld linguistics, such as gathering, managing and processing linguistic data.http://www.aa.tufs.ac.jp/en/training/eldling-ws/
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