The latest edition of the National Foreign Language Resource Center’s free and open-access journal Language Documentation & Conservation volume 11 contains the following scholarly works:
LD&C 10th Anniversary Articles
LD&C possibilities for the next decade by Nick Thieberger
The Founding of Language Documentation & Conservation by Kenneth L. Rehg
Articles
Language Vitality among the Mako Communities of the Ventuari River by Jorge Emilio Rosés
Earbuds: A Method for Analyzing Nasality in the Field by Jesse Stewart & Martin Kohlberger
Some principles for language names by Martin Haspelmath
The IATH ELAN Text-Sync Tool: A Simple System for Mobilizing ELAN Transcripts On- or Off-Line by Lise M. Dobrin & Douglas Ross
Toward a linguistically realistic assessment of language vitality: The case of Jejueo by Changyong Yang, William O’Grady & Sejung Yang
Motivating the documentation of the verbal arts: Arguments from theory and practice by Colleen M. Fitzgerald
New Technologies, Same Ideologies: Learning from Language Revitalization Online by Irina Wagner
Putting practice into words: The state of data and methods transparency in grammatical descriptions by Lauren Gawne, Barbara F. Kelly, Andrea L. Berez-Kroeker & Tyler Heston
Find the full text of the issue at the LD&C webpage
About the Journal
Language Documentation & Conservation is a free open-access journal on issues related to language documentation and revitalization.
Submissions
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