Language Documentation & Conservation Special Publication No. 4 Electronic Grammaticography Edited by Sebastian Nordhoff October 2012 University of Hawai‘i Press ISBN 978-0-9856211-1-7

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Table of Contents

Front cover pdf
Front matter pdf
Table of contents pdf
Contributors pdf

Acknowledgments pdf

PART ONE: Theory

Chapter 1. Deconstructing descriptive grammars
Jeff Good
pp. 2-32
abstract | pdf

Chapter 2. The grammatical description as a collection of form-meaning pairs
Sebastian Nordhoff
pp. 33-62
abstract | pdf

Chapter 3. Language description and hypertext: Nunggubuyu as a case study
Simon Musgrave, Nick Thieberger
pp. 63-77
abstract | pdf

Chapter 4. Reference grammars for speakers of minority languages
Anne-Marie Baraby
pp. 78-101
abstract | pdf

PART TWO: Applications

Chapter 5. Grammars for the people, by the people, made easier using PAWS and XlingPaper
Cheryl A. Black, H. Andrew Black
pp. 103-128
abstract | pdf

Chapter 6. From corpus to grammar: How DOBES corpora can be exploited for descriptive linguistics
Peter Bouda, Johannes Helmbrecht
pp. 129-159
abstract | pdf

Chapter 7. Digital Grammars -- Integrating the Wiki/CMS approach with Language Archiving Technology and TEI
Sebastian Drude
pp. 160-178
abstract | pdf

Chapter 8. From Database to Treebank: On Enhancing Hypertext Grammars with Grammar Engineering and Treebank Search
Emily Bender, Sumukh Ghodke, Timothy Baldwin and Rebecca Dridan
pp. 179-206
abstract | pdf

Chapter 9. Electronic Grammars and Reproducible Research
Mike Maxwell
pp. 207-235
abstract | pdf

Chapter 10. Advances in the accountability of grammatical analysis and description by using regular expressions
Ulrike Mosel
pp. 235-250
abstract | pdf

Appendix
pp. 251-XX
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