Endangered Languages

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People

Emily M. Bender

Professor

Chris Curtis

Professional Masters Alumnus

Amie DeJong

PhD Candidate

Molly FitzMorris

PhD Candidate

Sharon Hargus

Professor

Russell Hugo

PhD

David Inman

PhD Candidate

Benjamin Jones

PhD Student

Ted Kye

PhD Student

Nathan Loggins

PhD Candidate

John McCranie

Professional Master's Alumnus

Brian Moran

Graduate Student

Elizabeth K Nielsen

Professional Master's Alumna

Thomas James Trimble

Graduate Student

Richard Wright

Professor and Department Chair

Olga Zamaraeva

PhD Candidate

News

Research

Projects and Grants

Fei Xia and Emily M. Bender, Co-PIs. AGGREGATION Project: Automatic Generation of Grammars for Endangered Languages from Glosses and Typological Information.

Publications

Hugo, R. (2014). Immediate applications and long-term considerations for endangered languages, technology and learning. In M. Jones (Ed.), Endangered Languages and New Technologies (pp. 95-110). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Graduate, Dissertations

Mary K. FitzMorris. (in progress). "Documenting the historical and ongoing productivity of Seattle Ladino phonology, morphology, and syntax." Doctoral dissertation, University of Washington.

Masters Theses

Mary K. FitzMorris. (2014). "The Last Generation of Native Ladino Speakers? Judeo-Spanish and the Sephardic Community in Seattle." MA Thesis, University of Washington.