Oral History meets Linguistics
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Oral histories constitute a common source of research data for linguists, historians, as well as for social and cultural anthropologists. However, respective discourses on this theme have rarely been interdisciplinary. During a workshop at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS) in December 2015, it became apparent how scientists from various fields of research can benefit from such an intellectual exchange. With its contributions to minority languages and linguistic contact varieties this volume aims at bridging this gap by providing multifaceted interdisciplinary views on diverse…mehr

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Oral histories constitute a common source of research data for linguists, historians, as well as for social and cultural anthropologists. However, respective discourses on this theme have rarely been interdisciplinary. During a workshop at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS) in December 2015, it became apparent how scientists from various fields of research can benefit from such an intellectual exchange. With its contributions to minority languages and linguistic contact varieties this volume aims at bridging this gap by providing multifaceted interdisciplinary views on diverse approaches to oral history research.This volume contains contributions by Lyudmila S. Bogoslovskaya, Michael Duerr, Ophira Gamliel, Annette Gerstenberg, Erich Kasten, Sonya Kinsey, Igor Krupnik, Cord Pagenstecher, Stefan Pfänder, Michael Riessler, Katja Roller, and Joshua Wilbur.
Autorenporträt
Joshua Wilbur, Ph.D., is a general linguist who has been working on documenting and describing Pite Saami, a highly endangered Uralic language of northern Sweden, since 2008. In addition to publishing a grammar of Pite Saami in 2014, he developed an orthographic standard for the language and edited the first Pite Saami - Swedish - English dictionary, both of which were released in 2016. He is currently a post-doctoral researcher at the Freiburg Research Group for Saami Studies, and the principle investigator in a project aimed at describing Pite Saami syntactic structures.