23.972, Confs: Oto-Manguean, Anthroling, Lang Documentation, General Ling/Mexico

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Subject: 23.972, Confs: Oto-Manguean, Anthroling, Lang Documentation, General Ling/Mexico

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Date: 25-Feb-2012
From: Michael Swanton [mwswanton at yahoo.com]
Subject: Coloquio Antonio de los Reyes


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Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2012 10:51:32
From: Michael Swanton [mwswanton at yahoo.com]
Subject: Coloquio Antonio de los Reyes

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Coloquio Antonio de los Reyes 
Short Title: COLOV-V 

Date: 20-Apr-2012 - 22-Apr-2012 
Location: Oaxaca, OAX, Mexico 
Contact: Yasnaya Aguilar 
Contact Email: colov at san-pablo.mx 

Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics; General Linguistics; Language Documentation 

Language Family(ies): Oto-Manguean 
Meeting Description: 

El 'Coloquio Antonio de los Reyes;  (V Coloquio sobre Lenguas Otomangues y sus Vecinas) se celebrará en el nuevo Centro Académico y Cultural San Pablo, ubicado en el exconvento de Santo Domingo de Soriano, en la ciudad de Oaxaca (México) del 20 al 22 de abril de 2012. El propósito del coloquio es reunir a especialistas de las lenguas otomangues y las lenguas de sus vecinos para compartir los resultados de sus estudios. El coloquio combina conferencias académicas con exposiciones, presentaciones y actividades culturales.

Como es costumbre del evento, cada Coloquio conmemora a un destacado estudioso de estas lenguas; para 2012 se dedica el evento a la memoria del fray Antonio de los Reyes (fallecido en 1603), autor de la primera gramática de la lengua mixteca (1593), la cual es a su vez uno de los primeros estudios de la variación lingüística de una lengua indígena americana.

Es el quinto coloquio sobre las lenguas otomangues y sus vecinas. La primera fue la Conference on Otomanguean and Oaxacan Languages (COOL) celebrado en la Universidad de California, Berkeley en marzo de 2004. Posteriormente la sede de los coloquios se cambió a la ciudad de Oaxaca donde se ha celebrado el Coloquio Francisco Belmar en abril de 2006, el Coloquio María Teresa Fernández de Miranda en abril de 2008 y el Coloquio Thomas Smith-Stark en abril de 2010.

Para mayor información consulte la página web:

https://sites.google.com/a/san-pablo.mx/colov5/home 









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