New Publication: Language and Ecology in Southern and Eastern Arabia
Centre member Roberta Morano discusses a new volume co-edited with fellow centre members Janet C.E. Watson and Jon Lovett In the age of globalisation and...
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Green Games: Interview with Professor Thea Pitman
In this post, Tim Thurston interviews Professor Thea Pitman, one of the founding members of CELCE. Professor Pitman is involved with the Extinction Studies Doctoral...
An introduction to our new partner: Deaf EXperience
Deaf people are in their natural element when they sign, just as hearing people are when they speak. Sign languages are autochthonous, bio-culturally diverse, visio-spatial...
Prof. Helen Roy on Predicting Biological Invasions to Prevent Extinctions
On Tuesday 8 February 2022, CELCE and the Extinction Studies DTP co-hosted a fascinating seminar led by Professor Helen Roy (which you can watch here)....
Rethinking Language Extinction: When sleeping languages reawaken
21 February is International Mother language day, and 2022 is the beginning of UNESCO's International Decade of Indigenous Languages. Dr Diane Nelson writes a post to help understand issues of language loss, shift, and revitalisation.
Reflections on the changing landscape of linguistics fieldwork
Back in mid-December after two months fieldwork on Mehri and Shehret in Dhofar, southern Oman (see a map here: LSAM_NB-07), I began to think about...