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Starting Fire with Gunpowder revisited: Inuktitut New Media content creation in the Canadian Arctic
En 1991 fut produit le documentaire canadien Starting Fire with Gunpowder, dont le sujet était l’histoire des premières productions médiatiques de l’Inuit Broadcasting Corporation (IBC).
Timothy J. Pasch, Pasch, Timothy J.
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Early verb development in two french-speaking children [PDF]
This paper deals with early verb development (e.g., person, tense) until the emergence of verb-paradigms in two French-speaking children. I will show the parallelism between the two children in the gradual building of paradigms, despite considerable ...
Kilani-Schoch, Marianne
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Phasal Words and Inverse Morpheme Order in Inuktitut
The goal of this paper is to provide a minimalist account of the morphology of Inuit languages (particularly Inuktitut, West Greenlandic, and Yupik) that (A) explains the position of morphemes within words and (B) explains why certain types of morphemes ...
Compton, Richard
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« La petite femme qui parlait si bien inuktitut »
Véronique Antomarchi
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Review of: Time in Child Inuktitut: A Developmental Study of an Eskimo-Aleut Language [PDF]
Most studies of child language acquisition up till now have focused on Indo-European or the major languages of East Asia. An investigation of how children master the typologically very different structure of a language such as Inuktitut is therefore of ...
Vajda, Edward J.
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Segmenting languages based on morpheme boundaries instead of relying on language independent segmenting algorithms like Byte-Pair Encoding (BPE) has shown to benefit downstream Natural Language Processing (NLP) task performance.
Stenlund, Mathias +2 more
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Writing in Inuktitut: Between Then and Now
Leigh Clark, Peesee Pitsiulak
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Inuktitut place names, Minnguq, Sikusiilarmiut, Nunavut
A Henshaw, A Ashoona, C Gilbert
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