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Slavic linguistics
Bulgarian dialectology as a living tradition
Posted by Quinn Dombrowski on August 2, 2011
This project features transcriptions, translations, and a linguistic analysis of conversations with people from rural Bulgaria collected in the field during the 1990's and 2000's. Excerpts from the conversations are transcribed, along with full linguistic glosses. Users can also listen to and download mp3's of the source data. Salient dialectal traits are highlighted, and texts are also tagged for salient cultural traits. All word forms from the conversations have been aggregated into a glossary, and maps showing the distribution of linguistic and cultural traits are available.
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Slavistics.org scholarly wiki
Posted by Quinn Dombrowski on August 2, 2011
This wiki aims to reduce the amount of time scholars spend on reference by providing both summaries of articles and overviews of the scholarly discussions on topics relevant to the field of Slavic linguistics. Initially populated by grad students preparing for exams or conducting their own research, the goal is for the wiki to grow into a resource relevant for all scholars.
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Bulgarian dialect atlas (XML)
Posted by Quinn Dombrowski on August 2, 2011
This project takes the 1970's "Български диалектен атлас" and marks up the data to produce a website that shows the connection between various tokens and lexemes, and visualizes the data geographically.
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