undergraduate thesis on language revitalization and technology

[Richard Zane Smith]

thanks Monty,
I appreciate you using anything I shared about our own struggling efforts
to revive,resuscitate,apply the paddles, kick the seat, jump start,hot-wire
our Wyandot language thats been blissfully sleeping for ...way tooooo long.

some pop right awake, and others don't wake very happily at all....

richard zane smith


On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 8:43 PM, monty hill <mhill06 at simons-rock.edu> wrote:

> chwe:n everyone!
>
> i've uploaded a digital copy of my undergraduate thesis,
> entitled Yuwètú:ri: or *resonant* (it-word-stirs) in the Tuscarora
> language, a branch of the northern Iroquoian language family, currently
> located in western new york, around buffalo / niagara falls. in it, i
> discuss the specific role of database technology in the Tuscarora language
> revitalization program and compare it with technology in two other language
> communities (thanks much to the contributions of Te Taka Keegan of Waikato
> University, New Zealand, and Richard Zane Smith of the Wyandotte nation of
> Oklahoma). in short, i hope you enjoy the read, and maybe some of you may
> find it helpful. i'd love to answer any questions anyone may have!
>
> nya:weh
> monty hill
>
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