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Revivalistics is Not Documentary Linguistics
Darnioji daugiakalbystė, 2021 This article introduces a new field of enquiry called revivalistics, and explores its trans-disciplinarity and various ethical, aesthetic and utilitarian benefits.
Zuckermann Ghil’ad
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Vestnik Volgogradskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta Seriâ 2 Âzykoznanie, 2016 The notion of “fragment of a document text” correlates with the term “requisite element” in documentation science and communicative management. Between these two terms of different theory and practices branches the specific relations are formed, based on
Sergey Petrovich Kushneruk
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Assessing Scholarship in Documentary Linguistics
Language, 2022 Documentary linguistics is new and distinctive enough that some linguists and other participants in academic reviews may be uncertain about how to assess its outputs. We recommend specific strategies for assessing documentary linguistic scholarship in academic review contexts, based on a brief description of the field for the benefit of colleagues in ...
Garrett, Andrew, Harris, Alice C
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Documentary linguistics and ethical issues
Language Documentation and Description, 2007 In this paper, we suggest that changes in the field of linguistics over the last twenty years have raised new ethical challenges in our professional practice.
Thieberger, N, Musgrave, S
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Documentary and descriptive linguistics
Linguistics, 1998 Much of the work that is labeled "deseriptive" within linguistics comprises two activities, the collection of primary data and a (low-level) analysis of these data. These are indeed two separate activities as shown by the fact that the methods employed in each activity differ substantially. To date, the field concerned with the first aetivity — called "
Nikolaus P Himmelmann
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Defining documentary linguistics
Language Documentation and Description, 2003 In the last fifteen years, we have seen the emergence of a branch of linguistics which has come to be called Documentary Linguistics. It is concerned with the making and keeping of records of the world’s languages and their patterns of use.
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COVID-19 and documentary linguistics: Some ways forward
Language Documentation and Description, 2021 In the wake of widespread and ongoing travel restrictions that began in early 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many documentary linguists worldwide shifted to remote work methods in order to continue or, in some cases, begin new projects. This pandemic
Williams, Nicholas +3 more
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The ecology of documentary and descriptive linguistics
Language Documentation and Description, 2007 This paper will propose a model of the ‘ecology’ of documentary and descriptive linguistic research. I use the term ecology, here, as a designation for the set of individuals, resources, tools, and actions that are involved in creating, archiving, and ...
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Documentary linguistics: A language philology of the 21st century
Language Documentation and Description, 2016 This article argues that documentary linguistics’ focus on ‘direct representation of discourse’ requires a broader conceptualization of the field that moves beyond purely linguistic concerns.
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Dying to be counted: the commodification of endangered languages in documentary linguistics
Language Documentation and Description, 2009 The main way in which linguists have responded to the problem of language endangerment has been through a renewed commitment to the task of language documentation.
Dobrin, Lise +2 more
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