35.1758, Summer Schools: FieldLing - Introduction to Linguistic Fieldwork

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Subject: 35.1758, Summer Schools: FieldLing - Introduction to Linguistic Fieldwork

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Date: 30-May-2024
From: Katharina Haude [katharina.haude at cnrs.fr]
Subject: FieldLing - Introduction to Linguistic Fieldwork


FieldLing - Introduction to Linguistic Fieldwork

Host Institution: CNRS
Website: https://fieldling.sciencesconf.org/

Dates: 02-Sep-2024 - 06-Sep-2024
Location: Paris

Focus: Linguistic Fieldwork
Minimum Education Level: MA

Special Qualifications:
The languages of the summer school are English and French. At least
basic knowledge in both languages is required to be able to follow the
entire program.

Description:
FieldLing is an introduction to linguistic fieldwork. It aims
primarily at Master and doctoral students in General Linguistics, but
may also be interesting to students in anthropology and other social
sciences planning to do fieldwork. Fieldling is included in the
studies program of INALCO and Paris 3.

As in previous years, the programme of 2024 will include training
sessions in general linguistics (e.g. morphology, syntactic typology),
fieldwork preparation (e.g. questionnaires, recording), fieldwork
itself (practice sessions with native speakers of different
languages), and data structuring (e.g. how to write a dictionary or a
grammar).

Linguistic Field(s): Language Documentation
                     Typology

Registration Open until 21-Jun-2024

Contact Person: Marc Allassonnière-Tang
                Email: fieldling at sciencesconf.org

Apply on the web: https://fieldling.sciencesconf.org/registration

Registration Instructions:
Registration via https://fieldling.sciencesconf.org/ (closing on
June 7th at 24:00h).



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