Humans Who Read Grammars
Humans Who Read Grammars Blogspot. A blog by a group of young linguists interested in diversity and description of the 7 000+ languages of the world..
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Illustrating current questions in research on linguistic diversity
In relation to the previous post about the grand challenges of current research in linguistics I'd like to bring up four questions th...
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Soon-to-come research in linguistics
It's very hard for an outsider to get a grasp on what's currently going on in linguistics, so I assembled here a few quotes for you from di...
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A blog by a group of young linguists interested in diversity and description of the 7 000+ languages of the world.
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11 months
Indigenous voices on research methodology
Reading/listening suggestions for people doing language documentation and description in communities that are they are not a member of:
"Something's gotta change" by Lesley Woods (2023): https://press.anu.edu.au/publications/series/asia-pacific-linguistics/somethings-gotta-change... -
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Language population data from Google (FREE!)
Google's linguistics research team have put together a great big table of speaker population size data and other information. There is population data for over 5,000 languages.
It's free, it includes sources and you can get it here: https://github.com/google-research/url-nlp/tree/main/linguameta. ... -
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I wrote a little document called "CLDF for dummies" based on what I know about CLDF that I think may be helpful to other researchers in language and cultural diversity and evolution. I am NOT a CLDF-developer or editor, this is all from an end-user perspective...
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A racist map of the world's languages
Detail of world map of languages and races from 1924.
The legend outlines language groups of the "yellow race".
In order to move forward towards racial and social justice as a discipline we must become familiar with our history and the ways in which racist, colonialist, sexist and classist ideas are still present in our academic spaces. I would like to present...
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