Archives 2.0 for endangered languages: From disk space to MySpace

David M. Nathan

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The salient features of endangered language documentation are diversity and protocol. The Endangered Languages Archive at SOAS is creating a new archive to take advantage of web-based social networking to address these issues. The archive is reconceived as a platform for conducting relationships between information providers (depositors) and information users, using the now-familiar idiom of Facebook. Rather than the archive having to continually broker complex access conditions, depositors and requesters can negotiate directly with each other via the archive to achieve more flexible and creative outcomes.

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1998Documentary and descriptive linguistics 2008Digitizing race: visual cultures of the Internet

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1999The Cambridge Handbook of Endangered Languages 1999Language ecology and endangerment 1999Language documentation 1999Revitalization of endangered languages 1999A survey of language endangerment 1999Orthography development 1999Language contact and change in endangered languages 1999Structural aspects of language endangerment

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