Language documentation and description approaches in ecolinguistics: Difference between revisions
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A language documentation approach applied in ecolinguistics could include documenting lesser-known and undocumented languages, specifically, local varieties, indigenous and ancestral languages. | A '''language documentation approach applied in ecolinguistics''' could include documenting lesser-known and undocumented languages, specifically, local varieties, indigenous and ancestral languages. Data included in such a study would include using archival data when available and conducting interviews with locals who can share insights into place names, plants and a variety of environment-related phenomena. | ||
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A language documentation approach applied in ecolinguistics could include documenting lesser-known and undocumented languages, specifically, local varieties, indigenous and ancestral languages. Data included in such a study would include using archival data when available and conducting interviews with locals who can share insights into place names, plants and a variety of environment-related phenomena.
