Présentation

The goal of this workshop is to evaluate the linguistic status of African languages called “Isolates”.
Are they “truly” isolates (with no relation to any of the four ”traditional” linguistic families present on the African continent? Are they “isolates” within a linguistic family with no clear connection with other sub-branches? Do they have different levels of linguistic structures (lexical, morphological, syntactic) which suggest strong contacts between different linguistic families?
This workshop was funded by an ANR research grant CLHASS (“Linguistic contributions to the History of Sub-Saharan Africa”, Principal Investigator: Jean-Marie Hombert)

Fiche technique

  • Intervenants : Colleen Ahland, Roger Blench, Chloë Darmon, Tom Güldemann, Abbie Hantgan, Jean-Marie Hombert, Larry Hyman, Florian Lionnet, Maarten Mous, Salikoko Mufwene, Gérard Philippson, Konstantin Pozdniakov, Bonny Sands, Graziano Sava, Tyler Schnoebelen, Guillaume Segerer, Mauro Tosco, Valentin Vydrine.
  • Date de réalisation : 2010-12-03
  • Thématique : Linguistique
  • Responsable scientifique : Jean-Marie Hombert
  • Copyright : ISH
  • Laboratoire : DDL
  • Contact : Jean-Marie.Hombert@univ-lyon2.fr

Crédits

  • REALISATION : Didier Leblanc
  • IMAGE : Nicolas El-Sayegh, Didier Leblanc
  • MONTAGE : Didier Leblanc
  • AUTHORING : Didier Leblanc
  • PRODUCTION : Pôle Image Animée

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