KEYNOTES:
Pius Akumbu (University of Buea, Cameroon): Reflections on a Community-based Approach to Writing Grammars of Endangered Languages
Diana Forker (University of Jena, Germany): Grammar writing and language contact
Juha Janhunen (University of Helsinki, Finland): On writing grammars: selected notes and observations
Joshua Wilbur (University of Freiburg, Germany): Fieldwork and Grammaticography in a Digital World
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Lotta Aunio, Rasmus Bernander, Antti Laine & Tim Roth: Challenges constructing a multilectal grammar – the case of the Western Serengeti languages
Bernat Bardagil Mas: Rethinking the documentation trilogy in endangered language research
Russell Barlow: Detecting grammatical change in a previously undescribed endangered language
Rogier Blokland, Niko Partanen & Michael Rießler: Closing the cycle of language documentation, corpus building and corpus-based description of Komi-Zyrian
Anna Bugaeva: ‘Indefinite’ or ‘antipassive’? Matching diachronic and synchronic approaches in the study of Ainu
Dubi Nanda Dhakal: Verb Agreement in Darai and Majhi (Nepal) in Areal-Typological Context
Antonio García Zúñiga, Armando Mora-Bustos & Alejandra Ortiz Villegas: The distribution of articles in three Otomanguean languages
Eitan Grossman & Steven Moran: What ‘contact typologists’ want from grammatical descriptions
Riho Grünthal: To be or not to be in Veps: reproducing the lack of copula in stative relational clauses
Karolina Grzech: Low frequency items in descriptive grammars: A case study of epistemic discourse markers
Katja Hannß: Language corpora and the syntax-pragmatic interface: the Chipaya subject clitics
Yang Huang: On the Role of Natural Discourse Data on Grammar Writing
Andra Kalnača & Ilze Lokmane: The Latvian debitive: morphosyntax, distribution and problems of description in grammar
Olle Kejonen: Variation and language contact within an underdescribed dialect of North Saami
Andrej Kibrik: Challenges of an Athabaskan grammar
Sergei Klimenko: Voice alternations and non-actor orientedness in comitative verbs in Northern Luzon
Martin Kohlberger: The challenges and advantages of representing variation in grammars
Richard Kowalik: Elder South Saami speaker’s innovative language vs. prescriptive language: The impact of language description
Heidrun Kröger: Demonstratives in Mozambican Ngoni
Oliver Kröger: African Basic Grammar. Review and perspectives after 12 years
Alexander Mankov: Towards a Description of the Dialect of Gammalsvenskby (Handout)
Polina Nasledskova & Michael Daniel: Elatives in Kina Rutul
Olga Potanina & Andrey Filchenko: Describing Possession in Ob-Yenisei languages: local typology
Maria Pupynina: Language descriptions for teachers of minority languages
Jorge Emilio Rosés Labrada: Grammar Writing and Diachronic Typology: Friends or Foes?
Ronald Schaefer & Francis Egbokhare: Documentation: When Inflection Meets Tone
Svetlana Toldova & Maria Brykina: Competing motion-cum-purpose strategies in Northern Selkup: a corpus study
Chiara Truppi: Copulas in Kriyol: approaching a complex case of intralinguistic variation
Rosa Vallejos: On the challenges of letting a language tell its own story: evidence from the Amazon
Alice Vittrant & Justin Watkins: A helpful guideline based on areal typology for describing Southeast Asian languages
Daria Zhornik, Sophie Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Plungian: Towards a corpus-based grammar of Upper Lozva Mansi: diachrony and variation