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| − | On 28th of June, a workshop took place at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig to discuss issues regarding the set-up of a language catalogue. At this informal workshop, ways in which linguists can collaborate towards the ambitious goal of creating a Comprehensive Language Catalogue were discussed. At the moment, all available language catalogues (such as Ruhlen 1987, Moseley & Asher 1994, Gordon 2005) are limited in the amount and quality of information on the world's languages that they provide. The program of the workshop can be found | + | On 28th of June, a workshop took place at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig to discuss issues regarding the set-up of a language catalogue. At this informal workshop, ways in which linguists can collaborate towards the ambitious goal of creating a Comprehensive Language Catalogue were discussed. At the moment, all available language catalogues (such as Ruhlen 1987, Moseley & Asher 1994, Gordon 2005) are limited in the amount and quality of information on the world's languages that they provide. The program of the workshop can be found [http://email.eva.mpg.de/~haspelmt/cat.html| here]. |
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Revision as of 17:58, 8 July 2007
On 28th of June, a workshop took place at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig to discuss issues regarding the set-up of a language catalogue. At this informal workshop, ways in which linguists can collaborate towards the ambitious goal of creating a Comprehensive Language Catalogue were discussed. At the moment, all available language catalogues (such as Ruhlen 1987, Moseley & Asher 1994, Gordon 2005) are limited in the amount and quality of information on the world's languages that they provide. The program of the workshop can be found here.
This page is available to exchange information on new developments.
