Australian Research Council - Discovery - Projects The integration of language and society Indicative Funding $340,666 over 4 yearsSummary All human societies show pervasive similarities and all languages share recurrent features. Reaching beyond these, the project aims to study (a) substantial social and life-style differences, and (b) particular features of language structure, seeking associations between these. Viewing society and language as an integrated whole, the project team will focus on areas in PNG, Africa, East Asia, Amazonia and Australia, studying related groups in contrasting physical and social environments. Inductive generalisations concerning significant associations between societal and language parameters (eg varying techniques of address relating to articulated kin systems, and social hierarchy) aim to provide insight into the human dynamic. Investigators, Robert Dixon and Nerida Jarkey in collaboration with Maarten Mous and Anne Storch(College of Arts, Society & Education, Universiteit Leiden, Universitat zu Koln and The University of Sydney) Keywords evidentiality; society and language; genre; linguistic structure. Australian Research Council - Linkage - Projects Land, language and heritage Indicative Funding $299,451 over 4 yearsSummary Building on academic work by RMW Dixon and educational initiatives by Ernie Grant, this large-scale cooperative initiative will produce comprehensive documentation of the Jirrbal Aboriginal tribe from North Queensland, in written, audiovisual and web-based form. It embraces traditional culture, recent history and language adaptation, enhancing the work of Partner Organisation, Echo Creek Cultural Centre, in the cross-cultural training it provides.

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The project is cast within the framework of the Holistic Approach (linking land, language and heritage), integrating and promoting indigenous knowledge. We work towards the empowerment of Indigenous Australians, reaffirmation of their identity and sustainable use of traditional environment. Investigators Robert Dixon and(College of Arts and Society & Education) Keywords Dyirbal language; Australian languages; language documentation; language and knowledge; Aboriginal empowerment SupervisionAdvisory Accreditation:I can be on your Advisory Panel as a Primary or Secondary Advisor.These Higher Degree Research projects are either current orby students who have completed their studies within the past5 years at JCU.

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1. An Applied Ontological Semantic Microtheory of Adjective Meaning for Natural Language Processing. Robert M.W.: 1982, ‘Where Have All the Adjectives Gone?’, in Robert M.W. Dixon, Where Have All the Adjectives Gone? And Other Essays in. ‘The Meaning-Confining Function of the Adjective’, in Gert Rickheit and Michael Bock (eds.
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