ELL: Special Endangered Languages issue of Cultural Survival Quarterly

Peter Brand pbrand at MAC.COM
Fri May 25 17:54:53 UTC 2001


Jon,
Will the mag. be on sale at SILS 8 ?
Peter

> From: Jon Reyhner <Jon.Reyhner at NAU.EDU>
> Reply-To: endangered-languages-l at cleo.murdoch.edu.au
> Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 21:40:13 -0700
> To: endangered-languages-l at carmen.murdoch.edu.au
> Subject: ELL: Special Endangered Languages issue of Cultural Survival
> Quarterly
>
> Cultural Survival Quarterly
> Summer 2001 Issue
> Endangered Languages, Endangered Lives
> Guest Edited by Eileen Moore Quinn
>
> The cover title, "Endangered Languages ? Endangered Lives" provides the
> context for our June issue. Presenting examples from Europe, Africa,
> Asia,
> Australia, and the Americas, it is guest-edited by Dr. Eileen Moore
> Quinn, a
> linguistic anthropologist who specializes in the Irish language and who
> teaches at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge,
> Massachusetts. Included are the writings of indigenous peoples, ethnic
> minorities, research activists and scholars, some of whom compare global
>
> linguistic "crash" to worldwide loss in ecological bio-diversity. This
> special Cultural Survival Quarterly offers readable material to
> educators,
> and provides advice on how to preserve cultural and linguistic heritage.
>
> What this issue demonstrates is that no hard and fast formula for
> language
> preservation is likely to emerge. Just as each case has been the result
> of a
> unique set of historic and cultural circumstances, so too must
> revitalization or revival efforts be dovetailed to meet the needs and
> goals
> of specific linguistic communities. Dialogue and interaction, on the
> other
> hand, allow those who work in linguistic preservation to be apprised of
> constraints and accesses, strengths and liabilities, which propelled or
> retarded the efforts of others.
>
> Editorial Lineup:
> Marion BlueArm, Maintaining Lakota on the Cheyenne River Reservation.
> Jonathan David Bobaljik, Language Shift on the Kamchatka Peninsula.
> Lucia Clark, On the Brink?Griko: A language of resistance and
> celebration.
> Deidre d1Entremont, By Any Means Necessary? Tourism, economics and the
> preservation of language.
> Jessie Little Doe Fermino, You are a Dead People.
> André M. Kapanga, Recreating a Language: a socio-historical approach to
> the
> study of Shaba Swahili.
> Joan Smith/Kocamahhul, For Reasons Out of Our Hands: a community
> identifies
> the causes of language shift.
> Ole Henrik Magga & Tove Skutnabb-Kangas, The Saami Languages: the
> present
> and the future.
> Patrick McConvell, Looking for the Two-Way Street.
> Daniel Nettle & Suzanne Romaine, The Last Survivors.
> Gilvan Müller de Oliveira, Endangered Languages in Town: the
> urbanization of
> indigenous languages in the Brazilian Amazon.
> Eileen Moore Quinn, Can this Language be Saved?
> Jon Reyhner, Cultural Survival vs. Forced Assimilation.
> Anna Saroli, Can Quechua Survive?
> Lindsay Whaley, The Growing Shadow of Oroqen Language and Culture.
>
> CSQ is the award-winning magazine of Cultural Survival, the
> international
> human rights organization for Indigenous Peoples and ethnic minorities.
> CSQ's mission is based on the belief that the survival of other ways of
> life
> depends on the preservation of their rights in deciding to adapt
> traditional
> ways to a changing world. Articles explore the interconnected issues
> that
> affect indigenous and ethnic communities, including environmental
> destruction, land rights, sustainable development, and cultural
> preservation
> programs.
>
> AVAILABLE JUNE 15
>
> Cost: 5.00USD + 2.50USD shipping
> Bulk discounts available
>
> To order, contact:
> Sofia Flynn, Publications
> 215 Prospect Street
> Cambridge, MA  02139
> t: 617.441.5406
> f: 617.441.5417
> sflynn at cs.org
>
>
>
>
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