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Jabal al-Lughat: April 2015
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Monday, April 20, 2015. Archaic and innovative Islamic prayer names around the Sahara, finally out. Just a quick alert: my article about Islamic prayer time names that I discussed here almost two years ago ( post. If your institution has a subscription, you can view it at the following link:. Archaic and innovative Islamic prayer names around the Sahara. Or you could email to ask me for a copy. Lameen Souag الأمين سواق. Links to this post. Saturday, April 18, 2015.
Jabal al-Lughat: Why do historical linguistics?
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Friday, February 13, 2009. Why do historical linguistics? Unraveling the details of a given language family's history is painstaking, detail-oriented work - comparing hundreds or thousands of words to each other, looking through different languages' grammars, coming up with hypotheses to explain what you see and hoping the next language you look at doesn't disprove them. Why do it? For example, or that Ijo slaves from Nigeria ended up on the Berbice River in Guyana.
Jabal al-Lughat: Fusha: the Straussian choice?
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Sunday, February 15, 2009. Fusha: the Straussian choice? I came across a review. Of a book called Why are the Arabs not Free? The Politics of Writing. By an Egyptian psychoanalyst. I haven't read it (nor Adonis, whom he discusses below) but the quote presents an interesting perspective on Arabic diglossia:. From popular reactions to their speculations. But is the issue really that people have trouble with the language, or just don't read much? Lameen Souag الأمين سواق.
Jabal al-Lughat: Arabic right-hemispheric WEIRDness
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Monday, September 13, 2010. Asked for informed reactions to a BBC report claiming that Reading Arabic 'hard for brain'. The papers under discussion are to be found at Eviatar's home page. In particular the 2009 paper "Language status and hemispheric involvement in reading: Evidence from trilingual Arabic speakers tested in Arabic, Hebrew, and English". But also clearly the 2004 paper "Orthography and the hemispheres: Visual and linguistic aspects of letter processing".
Jabal al-Lughat: How to remember numerals better
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Sunday, May 10, 2015. How to remember numerals better. In all the debate around "Whorfian" effects of language on cognition, one relatively well-known case has received oddly little attention among linguists, despite being widely discussed by psychologists and popularised by Malcolm Gladwell. The effect of word length on short-term memory ( Baddeley et al. 1975. Disclaimer: I'm not a psycholinguist, and the following references are certainly not exhaustive). The be...
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Anthro-Ling: July 2011
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Tuesday, July 05, 2011. Migration of a Word? We all know that geese and other types of birds migrate, right? Chickasaw (Muskogean) and Mobilian Jargon (Muskogean trade language or pidgin) shalaklak. And Karankawa (isolate) la-ak. Farther west, in California, there are: Yana (Hokan) laalaki. Is this linguist...
Anthro-Ling: March 2008
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Sunday, March 30, 2008. Ancient Skull Deformation Practices. Ancient elongated skull from Paracas, Peru. La Vere, David. 2007. Looting Spiro mounds: an American King Tut's tomb. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. Sunday, March 23, 2008. The word for ‘stairway’ in Biloxi is. 8216;place of’,. Adjacent to t...
Anthro-Ling
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Sunday, September 25, 2011. While many archaeologists still debate its actual meaning, I have found an interesting correlation between this image and the Biloxi language, a dormant Siouan language once spoken in the Lower Mississippi Valley. In Biloxi, the word for 'star' is iNtka. Unfortunately the dating ...
libyan publications | The Silphium Gatherer | مجمّع سلفيوم
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The Silphium Gatherer مجم ع سلفيوم. A blog of Libyan arts, language, literature, and scholarship. Posts tagged libyan publications. مجلة البحوث التاريخية Journal of Historical Research. Libya’s foremost research journal for history, in its broadest conception, is the مجلة البحوث التاريخية (Journal of Historical Research), published by the Libyan Center for Historical Studies. Archaeological Horizons افاق اثرية. A Libyan publication on the Tebu. Who live mainly in southern Libya. Essentially nothing, ...
Peterlin's Weblog | a blog in seven languages and counting | Page 2
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A blog in seven languages and counting. Dziś stary post z nieaktywnego już bloga peterlinpl. Poddany pewnym poprawkom i uzupełnieniom. Dyplomatycznie wybadałem ich stanowisko metodą pytania wprost. 8211; powiedzenie em-es-zet-owskie. Problem w tym, że dla wielu ludzi przyznanie się do niewiedzy (i to wobec cudzoziemca, który z definicji jest zagubionym dziwakiem potrzebującym pomocy) równa się niesprostaniu oczekiwaniom, utracie twarzy. Pyta mnie, znaczy powinienem wiedzieć. A u innych wreszcie –. Ale i ...
Tehran by bus | Peterlin's Weblog
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A blog in seven languages and counting. I enjoy going around Tehran by bus – be it either line 11 (ie. my own legs) or a regular one. As wise people say – you can observe a lot by looking. So what I do is go around town and look. And marvel. This is a sign I saw today when going to Meydan-e Arzhantin:. ورود به کابین راننده ممنوع. Vorud be k ā. Bin-e rānande mamnu’. Hattā shomā dust-e aziz. It means: no entry to driver’s compartment (so far nothing special) even (for) you, dear friend.
Anthro-Ling: September 2011
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Sunday, September 25, 2011. While many archaeologists still debate its actual meaning, I have found an interesting correlation between this image and the Biloxi language, a dormant Siouan language once spoken in the Lower Mississippi Valley. In Biloxi, the word for 'star' is iNtka. Unfortunately the dating ...
June 2010 – Tulugaq
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Inuit vs. Eskimo. Alaskan languages and linguistics. Iñupiaq on the silver screen. June 18, 2010. I’m a bit slow posting about this, but apparently a new Drew Barrymore film,. Is going to be filmed in Alaska ( news story here. What a shocker – movie set in Alaska that’s actually. How will they even go about it? Of course, the part I find particularly interesting is that the casting director is searching for Iñupiaq-speaking actors to be in the movie. I love that they’re not just planning to have so...
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Wednesday, April 04, 2018. Songhay crows and Korandje ravens. In Niamey, where I went last week for a workshop on Songhay as a cross-border language, the crows do something I've never seen them do in any other country: they come to the window and start tapping on the glass, like something out of Edgar Allen Poe. The reaction of my fellow attendees taught me a new Songhay word - gaaru-gaaru. Pied crow" ( Heath 1998. The shift of intervocalic *d. Usually derives from *ar.
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