Proceedings of Conference on Language Documentation & Linguistic Theory 3

Edited by Peter K. Austin, Oliver Bond, Lutz Marten & David Nathan

This page presents the papers arising from the third LDLT conference held on 19-20 November 2011 at SOAS University of London …read more…

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File Title Author(s)
Link Table of contents, Appendix and cover Peter K. Austin, Oliver Bond, Lutz Marten & David Nathan
Link Introduction Peter K. Austin, Oliver Bond, Lutz Marten & David Nathan
Link Multivariate typology and field linguistics: a case study on detransitivization in Kiranti(Sino-Tibetan) Balthasar Bickel
Link Towards empirical classification of Kinnauri varieties Anju Saxena
Link Universal grammar, language evolution, and documenting an ancient language Anvita Abbi
Link Tone and voicing perception in Walungge Cathryn Bartram
Link Complex perspectives in Arwako languages: comparing epistemic marking in Kogi and Ika Henrik Bergqvist
Link Documenting evidentiality in Ecuadorian Siona: is inferentiality evidential, modal or both? Martine Bruil
Link Documentation, description and teacher training: workshops on language and culture Eliane Camargo & Sabine Reiter
Link Lexical frequency in British Sign Language conversation: a corpus-based approach Kearsy Cormier, Jordan Fenlon, Ramas Rentelis, & Adam Schembri
Link Interactional functions as part of the grammar: the suffix -ba in Cha’palaa Simeon Floyd & Martine Bruil
Link Evidentiality and new media in the Caucasus: the case of Hinuq Diana Forker
Link Classifying Nouns vs. Classifying Relations: a case study from Ambrym Michael Franjieh & Kilu von Prince
Link Varieties of external possession in Chimwiini Brent Henderson & Charles Kisseberth
Link Is ex situ documentation valid? Language documentation in immigrant and refugee communities Brent Henderson
Link Negation in Nar Kristine Hildebrandt & Oliver Bond
Link The many ways of falling down a cliff: culture-specific and language-specific ways of expressing path in Jaminjung and Kriol Dorothea Hoffmann
Link Focus particles in endangered languages Lena Karvovskaya
Link Emphatic transcategorial morphology: a cross-linguistically rare phenomenon in Enets Olesya Khanina & Andrey Shluinsky
Link Bemba benefactive constructions in the typology of applicatives Lutz Marten
Link The repair problem: diagnostics and competing orthographic subsystems in Suruí Denny Moore & Andrew Nevins
Link A discussion of the interaction between tone and phonation, with special reference to Gurung J. Joseph Perry
Link Preservation and innovation of numeral classifiers in Malto Chaithra Puttaswamy
Link Interactional methodology for endangered language documentation Oriana Reid-Collins
Link Symmetrical voice and the linking of objective agents in Austronesian Languages: an LFG approach Sonja Riesberg
Link Semantic categorisations in the Gújjolaay Eegimaa collectives and distributives Serge Sagna
Link Plural words in Papuan languages of Alor-Pantar Antoinette Schapper & Marian Klamer
Link Language documentation in repeatedobservations design: directionality of syntactic projections in Urum Stavros Skopeteas
Link Bringing ‘interactivity’ into language documentation studies Yuko Sugita
Link Pronouns and postpositions in Hiaki Alex Trueman & Heidi Harley
Link A database as a method of raising typological questions about poetic form Stefano Versace & Nigel Fabb
Link Verbal agreement in Blanga (Blablanga), an Austronesian language of the Solomon Islands Radu Voica
Link The context of the context (and other factors to consider in describing a language) Christina M. Willis