Linguistic fieldwork: a practical guide
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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements
xi
1
Introduction
1
1.1
About this book
1
1.2
What is the field and what is fieldwork ?
2
1.3
The term informant
10
1.4
Fieldwork and Theory
10
1.5
Fieldwork and identity
12
1.6
Summary and further reading
14
2
Technology in the Field
16
2.1
Why make recordings?
16
2.2
Choosing recording equipment
17
2.3
Computers
25
2.4
Pen and paper
26
2.5
Recording practicalities
27
2.6
Checklist for equipment setup
31
2.7
Summary and further reading
32
3
Starting to Work on a Language
34
3.1
What to do at the first session
34
3.2
Discovering a phoneme inventory
37
3.3
More on transcription
39
3.4
Common errors and cues
40
3.5
Data organization
42
3.6
What to record?
43
3.7
Summary and further reading
44
4
Data Organization and Archiving
47
4.1
Before the session
49
4.2
After the session
52
4.3
Software for data processing
54
4.4
Metadata
56
4.5
Processing field data
59
4.6
Archiving
60
4.7
Further reading
62
vii
viii
Contents
5
Fieldwork on Phonetics and Phonology
63
5.1
Broad and narrow transcription
63
5.2
Research design
64
5.3
Further topics in phonetic research
67
5.4
Suprasegmentals
69
5.5
Further topics in phonology
70
5.6
Further reading
71
б
Eliciting: Basic Morphology and Syntax
73
6.1
Why do elicitation?
73
6.2
First elicitation of sentences
73
6.3
Types of data collection
77
6.4
Potential problems
84
6.5
Summary
91
7
Further Morphology and Syntax
93
7.1
Elicitation of paradigms
93
7.2
Productivity
95
7.3
Selected topics in morphology
96
7.4
Handling unknown morphology
100
7.5
Common problems
101
7.6
Further topics in syntax and semantics
102
7.7
Where to from here?
105
8
Lexical and Semantic Data
107
8.1
Getting vocabulary
107
8.2
Lexicon compilation
108
8.3
Specific domains for lexical elicitation
109
8.4
Frequent lexicographic pitfalls
112
8.5
Further reading
114
9
Discourse, Pragmatics and Narrative Data
115
9.1
Working with texts
115
9.2
What to do with the materials
118
9.3
Discourse data
121
9.4
Topics for investigation in discourse
and pragmatics
123
9.5
Further reading
124
10
Consultants and Field Locations
125
10.1
Field-methods classes and the field
125
10.2
Choosing a field site and DreDaration
126
11
12
13
14
Contents
ix
10.3
Choosing a consultant
130
10.4
Linguist-consultant interactions
136
10.5
Working with semi-speakers
137
10.6
Living in the field
139
10.7
Coming back from the field
145
10.8
Further reading
147
Ethical Field Research
148
11.1
Preliminaries
148
11.2
Ethics of recording
150
11.3
Ethics and archiving
151
11.4
Acknowledging speakers
152
11.5
Permissions
153
11.6
Other ethical issues in research
155
11.7
Payment
162
11.8
Minority areas and endangered languages
164
11.9
Further reading
169
Grant Application Writing
170
12.1
Steps to grant writing
170
12.2
What to include in a grant application
171
12.3
Budgets
173
12.4
Human subjects applications
177
12.5
Grant management and record keeping
182
12.6
What if you can t get a grant?
183
Working with Existing Materials
184
13.1
Published resources
184
13.2
Other people s fieldnotes
185
13.3
Recordings
186
13.4
Some further comments about old records
187
13.5
Preparing using others research
190
13.6
Further reading
192
Fieldwork Results
193
14.1
General issues
193
14.2
Orthography design
195
14.3
Learners guides and sketch grammars
198
14.4
Reference grammars
199
14.5
Training community members
200
14.6
Web materials
201
14.7
Talking books
202
χ
Contents
14.8
Dictionaries and wordlists
203
14.9
Language revitalization
207
14.10
Summary and further reading
209
Appendix A: Metadata Sheets
211
Appendix B: Suggested Fieldwork Programme
for an Undescribed Language
212
Appendix C: A Basic Phonetics/Phonology Checklist
213
Appendix D: A Basic Morphology/Syntax Checklist
214
Appendix E: Sample Consent Form
219
Appendix F: Equipment Checklist
222
Appendix G: Basic
Wordlist 223
Notes
225
References
231
Index
242
Linguistic Fietdwork is a practical guide to all the steps in linguistic
fieldwork, from planning where to work to applying for funding, from the
first session on a new language to writing up the data, from turning on
the recorder to depositing the recordings in an archive. Claire Bowern
provides a realistic account of the process of linguistic fieldwork. Doing
field research is not like working in the lab with chemicals: both the field
worker and their consultants are real people who interact in complex
ways. This book is a guide to conducting that interaction in order to
produce research which benefits not only the linguistic community but
also language speakers. Given the rapidity of decline in global linguistic
diversity, the next
30
years will be crucial for future knowledge of
languages all over the world.
Claire Bowern is Assistant Professor of Linguistics at Rice University, USA
and a member of the Australian National University s Centre for Research
on Language Change. Her primary areas of research are language
documentation/description and historical linguistics, particularly in
Northern Australia.
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Contents
Acknowledgements
xi
1
Introduction
1
1.1
About this book
1
1.2
What is 'the field' and what is 'fieldwork'?
2
1.3
The term 'informant'
10
1.4
Fieldwork and 'Theory'
10
1.5
Fieldwork and identity
12
1.6
Summary and further reading
14
2
Technology in the Field
16
2.1
Why make recordings?
16
2.2
Choosing recording equipment
17
2.3
Computers
25
2.4
Pen and paper
26
2.5
Recording practicalities
27
2.6
Checklist for equipment setup
31
2.7
Summary and further reading
32
3
Starting to Work on a Language
34
3.1
What to do at the first session
34
3.2
Discovering a phoneme inventory
37
3.3
More on transcription
39
3.4
Common errors and cues
40
3.5
Data organization
42
3.6
What to record?
43
3.7
Summary and further reading
44
4
Data Organization and Archiving
47
4.1
Before the session
49
4.2
After the session
52
4.3
Software for data processing
54
4.4
Metadata
56
4.5
Processing field data
59
4.6
Archiving
60
4.7
Further reading
62
vii
viii
Contents
5
Fieldwork on Phonetics and Phonology
63
5.1
Broad and narrow transcription
63
5.2
Research design
64
5.3
Further topics in phonetic research
67
5.4
Suprasegmentals
69
5.5
Further topics in phonology
70
5.6
Further reading
71
б
Eliciting: Basic Morphology and Syntax
73
6.1
Why do elicitation?
73
6.2
First elicitation of sentences
73
6.3
Types of data collection
77
6.4
Potential problems
84
6.5
Summary
91
7
Further Morphology and Syntax
93
7.1
Elicitation of paradigms
93
7.2
Productivity
95
7.3
Selected topics in morphology
96
7.4
Handling unknown morphology
100
7.5
Common problems
101
7.6
Further topics in syntax and semantics
102
7.7
Where to from here?
105
8
Lexical and Semantic Data
107
8.1
Getting vocabulary
107
8.2
Lexicon compilation
108
8.3
Specific domains for lexical elicitation
109
8.4
Frequent lexicographic pitfalls
112
8.5
Further reading
114
9
Discourse, Pragmatics and Narrative Data
115
9.1
Working with texts
115
9.2
What to do with the materials
118
9.3
Discourse data
121
9.4
Topics for investigation in discourse
and pragmatics
123
9.5
Further reading
124
10
Consultants and Field Locations
125
10.1
Field-methods classes and the field
125
10.2
Choosing a field site and DreDaration
126
11
12
13
14
Contents
ix
10.3
Choosing a consultant
130
10.4
Linguist-consultant interactions
136
10.5
Working with semi-speakers
137
10.6
Living in the field
139
10.7
Coming back from the field
145
10.8
Further reading
147
Ethical Field Research
148
11.1
Preliminaries
148
11.2
Ethics of recording
150
11.3
Ethics and archiving
151
11.4
Acknowledging speakers
152
11.5
Permissions
153
11.6
Other ethical issues in research
155
11.7
Payment
162
11.8
Minority areas and endangered languages
164
11.9
Further reading
169
Grant Application Writing
170
12.1
Steps to grant writing
170
12.2
What to include in a grant application
171
12.3
Budgets
173
12.4
Human subjects applications
177
12.5
Grant management and record keeping
182
12.6
What if you can't get a grant?
183
Working with Existing Materials
184
13.1
Published resources
184
13.2
Other people's fieldnotes
185
13.3
Recordings
186
13.4
Some further comments about old records
187
13.5
Preparing using others' research
190
13.6
Further reading
192
Fieldwork Results
193
14.1
General issues
193
14.2
Orthography design
195
14.3
Learners' guides and sketch grammars
198
14.4
Reference grammars
199
14.5
Training community members
200
14.6
Web materials
201
14.7
Talking books
202
χ
Contents
14.8
Dictionaries and wordlists
203
14.9
Language revitalization
207
14.10
Summary and further reading
209
Appendix A: Metadata Sheets
211
Appendix B: Suggested Fieldwork Programme
for an Undescribed Language
212
Appendix C: A Basic Phonetics/Phonology Checklist
213
Appendix D: A Basic Morphology/Syntax Checklist
214
Appendix E: Sample Consent Form
219
Appendix F: Equipment Checklist
222
Appendix G: Basic
Wordlist 223
Notes
225
References
231
Index
242
Linguistic Fietdwork is a practical guide to all the steps in linguistic
fieldwork, from planning where to work to applying for funding, from the
first session on a new language to writing up the data, from turning on
the recorder to depositing the recordings in an archive. Claire Bowern
provides a realistic account of the process of linguistic fieldwork. Doing
field research is not like working in the lab with chemicals: both the field
worker and their consultants are real people who interact in complex
ways. This book is a guide to conducting that interaction in order to
produce research which benefits not only the linguistic community but
also language speakers. Given the rapidity of decline in global linguistic
diversity, the next
30
years will be crucial for future knowledge of
languages all over the world.
Claire Bowern is Assistant Professor of Linguistics at Rice University, USA
and a member of the Australian National University's Centre for Research
on Language Change. Her primary areas of research are language
documentation/description and historical linguistics, particularly in
Northern Australia. |
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| spelling | Bowern, Claire Louise 1977- Verfasser (DE-588)141738138 aut Linguistic fieldwork a practical guide Claire Bowern 1. publ. Basingstoke [u.a.] Palgrave Macmillan 2008 XI, 253 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Linguistik Linguistics Field work Feldforschung (DE-588)4016674-0 gnd rswk-swf Linguistik (DE-588)4074250-7 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4151278-9 Einführung gnd-content Linguistik (DE-588)4074250-7 s Feldforschung (DE-588)4016674-0 s DE-604 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016274831&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016274831&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
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| title_full | Linguistic fieldwork a practical guide Claire Bowern |
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| topic_facet | Linguistik Linguistics Field work Feldforschung Einführung |
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