More news from the Living Tongues Institute at my alma mater Swarthmore College, which is working to preserve endangered languages: there's a story in the New York Times (3 August 2012) about Siletz Dee-ni (also known as Coastal Athabascan), which is spoken in parts of the Pacific Northwest. The online talking dictionary, originally password protected and intended for tribe members, is now available here.
« On forensic linguistics | Main | Dictionaries, drugs and f-bombs »
08/04/2012
Comments
Verify your Comment
Previewing your Comment
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been posted. Post another comment
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
Search
Like DSNA on Facebook and follow DSNA on Twitter!
Tweet
Subscription Information
2013 Meeting Information
Recent DSNA Meetings
DICTIONARIES: The Journal of The DSNA (ISSN: 0197-6745)
- Table of Contents, Vol. 32 (2011)
- Table of Contents, Vol. 31 (2010)
- Table of Contents, Vol. 30 (2009)
- Table of Contents, Vol. 29 (2008)
- Table of Contents, Vol. 28-21
- Table of Contents, Vol. 20-11
- Table of Contents, Vol. 10-1
- Table of contents for the Papers of the DSNA, 1977, 1979, 1981
- Reading Dictionaries Online
- Publications available for purchase
- Instructions for Contributors
DSNA Newsletters
- Contact the Newsletter Editor
- 36.2 Fall 2012
- 36.1 Spring 2012
- 35.2 Fall 2011
- 35.1 Spring 2011
- 34.2 Fall 2010
- 34.1 Spring 2010
- 33.2 Fall 2009
- 33.1 Spring 2009
- 32.2 Fall 2008
- 32.1 Summer 2008
- 31.2 Fall 2007
- 31.1 Spring 2007
- 30.2 Fall 2006
- 30.1 Spring 2006
- 29.2 Fall 2005
- 29.1 Spring 2005
- 28.2 Fall 2004
- 27.3/28.1 Fall 2003/Spring 2004
- 27.2 Summer 2003
- 27.1
Spring 2003
- 26.2
Fall 2002
- 26.1 Spring 2002
- 25.2 Fall 2001
- 25.1 Spring 2001
- 24.2 Fall 2000
- 24.1 Spring 2000
- 23.2 Fall 1999
- 23.1 Spring 1999
- 22.2 Fall 1998
Links of Interest: Other Societies
- American Council of Learned Societies
- American Dialect Society
- Johnson Society of Australia
- Johnson Society of the Central Region
- Johnson Society of London
- Linguistic Society of America
- Modern Language Association
- National Humanities Alliance
- SHARP, The Society for the History of Authorship, Reading & Publishing
Sites of DSNA Members
- The Barnhart Dictionary Companion/Lexik House Publishers
- Centre for Lexicography, University of Aarhus, Denmark
- Cordell Collection of Dictionaries
- Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE)
- Dictionary Evangelist
- DIMAP - Dictionary Maintenance Programs
- Dictionary of Newfoundland English
- Dictionary Research Centre, University of Birmingham
- Double-Tongued Dictionary
- Emily Dickinson Lexicon
- Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru/Dictionary of the Welsh Language
- Robert Greenman
- Orin Hargraves
- Internet Sources for Lexicography
- Lexicography, Inc.
- Lexicography Master Class
- My Word
- Sandro Nielsen, List of Publications
- Oxford English Dictionary
- Quadrivial Quandary
- Reference Wordsmith
- Scottish Language Dictionaries
- separated by a common language
- Visual Thesaurus
- Word+Phrases+Maxims
- The Word Project
- Wordmall
- Wordnik
- Wordsmyth
- Yale Dictionary of Quotations
My alma mater is Swarthmore College as well. I have not had occasion to visit in over 20 years.
I found your website, but not the Dictionary Society per se, via English Language & Usage Stack Exchange... in case you were wondering (or even if you were not ;o)
Posted by: Curious Ellie | 08/13/2012 at 05:24 PM