On Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022, during Jun.-Prof. Dr Ozerov's department seminar ("Sino-Tibetan languages" at 12:15 p.m.), there will be a guest lecture by Dr. Sahiinii L. Veikho (CNRS, Paris) entitled: "Angami-Pochuric languages, an understudied clade of the Sino-Tibetan family".

Topic: Sahiinii Leikho - Angami-Pochuri languages
Time: Dec 20, 2022 12:15 PM Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna

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All interested parties are cordially invited to participate in the public part of the general meeting of the Society for Endangered Languages:

Friday, 8th of november 2019
Nördliches Kavaliershäuschen, Schlossplatz 6, Universität Münster

Public part:
11.30 am to 1.00 pm

Pavel Ozerov (Münster): Fieldwork in Manipur (Northeast India): linguistic paradise, political nightmare

Jeremías Ballivián Torrico (Cochabamba) & Sonja Gipper (Köln):
Discussion of the situation of Yurakaré in Bolivien (in spanish language, with a translation)

Anne Schwarz (Berlin; GBS-Stipendiatin 2018):
Report on the project  “A digital dictionary of Amazonian Kichwa”


Ordinary general meeting:
2.00 pm – 3.30  pm

Agenda:
TOP 1 approval of the agenda
TOP 2 approval of the protocol of the last year's meeting
TOP 3 report of the Executive Board
TOP 4 report of the cashier and the cash auditors
TOP 5 ratification of the Executive Board
TOP 6 location for the general meeting 2020 and 2021
TOP 7 others

The host is the department of Linguistics, Universität Münster
 

On 3 June 2019 at 6 pm  there will be in the Senate Hall (Schlossplatz 2) a talk titled "Learning Languages ​​Around the Globe". All interested parties are cordially invited. The talk will be in English.

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The number of the world’s languages is estimated at between 6000 and 7000. This cultural diversity is critically at risk. While only a few of the major languages receive attention and maintenance as national or global languages, the bulk of language diversity is harboured by smaller cultures and indigenous peoples in remote areas that increasingly give up their traditional languages and switch to one of the widely spoken national idioms. Linguists are eagerly working to describe the indigenous languages and their features before they vanish forever.

In this talk, three linguists will share their experience in linguistic fieldwork in three remote areas (Siberia, Burma/India and New Guinea). What does a linguist do? What is it like to live with indigenous peoples as a stranger? Why is it even relevant to research distant and „exotic“languages? These are just a few of the questions that will be answered. Furthermore, the listeners will gain basic insight in the structure of some of the languages which are investigated at the Institute for Linguistics at the University of Münster.

You will also find the event in the schedule.
 

The workshop Information Structure in Spoken Language Corpora 3 will take place on December 7-8, 2018 in Münster. For more information, the programme and the abstracts click here.

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