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Welcome to the Interactive Inner Asia Wiki. | |||
This site hosts web based collaboration areas for the Interactive Inner Asia (IAIA) project. For detailed information regarding the IAIA project, please visit the [https://iaia.linguistics.indiana.edu IAIA website]. You can also find a link a to IAIA website in the sidebar navigation. | |||
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== Interactive Inner Asia == | |||
''Please visit the [https://iaia.linguistics.indiana.edu IAIA website] for detailed information.'' | |||
The project aims to provide a model lexicographic, demographic, and grammatical feature infrastructure, giving users tools to explore Inner Asia, its individual languages, and their contact and change. The convergence of unrelated languages in Inner Asia is as striking as that of the Balkans, yet the features of the area’s languages have hardly been compared. The area remains largely undocumented as a Sprachbund. Since most of the relevant Inner Asian languages are endangered, we have a narrow temporal opportunity in which to understand these interactions, in order to contribute to typological and contact theory. | |||
== IAIA: Objectives == | |||
The project has two interrelated objectives: to produce a database-backed website on the Inner Asian Sprachbund languages, and an etymological dictionary of the Salar language. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:54, 16 March 2023
Welcome to the Interactive Inner Asia Wiki.
This site hosts web based collaboration areas for the Interactive Inner Asia (IAIA) project. For detailed information regarding the IAIA project, please visit the IAIA website. You can also find a link a to IAIA website in the sidebar navigation.
Interactive Inner Asia
Please visit the IAIA website for detailed information.
The project aims to provide a model lexicographic, demographic, and grammatical feature infrastructure, giving users tools to explore Inner Asia, its individual languages, and their contact and change. The convergence of unrelated languages in Inner Asia is as striking as that of the Balkans, yet the features of the area’s languages have hardly been compared. The area remains largely undocumented as a Sprachbund. Since most of the relevant Inner Asian languages are endangered, we have a narrow temporal opportunity in which to understand these interactions, in order to contribute to typological and contact theory.
IAIA: Objectives
The project has two interrelated objectives: to produce a database-backed website on the Inner Asian Sprachbund languages, and an etymological dictionary of the Salar language.