- Front matter – January 1, 2019
- Whole volume – January 1, 2019
- Front cover – January 1, 2019
- Introduction: Methodological tools for linguistic description and typology – Aimée Lahaussois & Marine Vuillermet
- Linguistic diversity, language documentation and psycholinguistics: The role of stimuli – Birgit Hellwig
- The TULQuest linguistic questionnaire archive – Aimée Lahaussois
- Automatic construction of lexical typological Questionnaires – Denis Paperno & Daria Ryzhova
- Using questionnaires as a tool for comparative linguistic field research: Two case studies on Javanese – Jozina Vander Klok & Thomas J. Conners
- Trajectoire: a methodological tool for eliciting Path of motion – Marine Vuillermet & Anetta Kopecka
- Video elicitation of negative directives in Alaskan Dene languages: reflections on methodology – Olga Lovick & Siri G. Tuttle
- A proposal for conversational questionnaires – Alexandre François
SP16: Methodological tools for linguistic description and typology
View entire volume
ISBN: 978-0-9973295-5-1
Editors
Aimée Lahaussoi, Marine Vuillermet
Abstract
This volume is an outcome of a collaborative multi-year research project on Questionnaires for linguistic description and typology. For the purposes of the project, we use Questionnaire (with a capital Q) as a general term to cover any kind of methodological tool designed to elicit linguistic expressions, including word lists, visual stimuli, descriptive templates, field manuals, and the like. This volume thus brings together articles about written questionnaires and visual stimuli, which due to their epistemological differences are rarely considered together, and treats them as sub-types of the large category of methodological tools that help linguists carry out descriptive and comparative work.