ClAra 2024

Descriptif
Classifiers are a characteristic feature of many Arawakan languages. These morphemes categorize referents based primarily on their physical properties such as shape or consistency. Numerous Arawakan languages exhibit a complex system of multi-loci and multifunctional classifiers. The talks during the workshop will explore these classifier systems from various perspectives, covering both the language family as a whole and specific Arawakan languages.
The one-day workshop is designed to bring together researchers who are presently working on classifier systems in the Arawakan language family and to encourage open discussions about the topic.
Vidéos
Thoughts on the development of multilocus classifier systems
Présentation de Françoise Rose « Thoughts on the development of multilocus classifier systems »
Exploring the variability of classifier assignment among Bolivia-Paraná Arawakan languages
Présentation de Anita Obenaus « Exploring the variability of classifier assignment among Bolivia-Paraná Arawakan languages »
Defining the Arawak classifier system: a closer look at multilocus systems in Arawak
Présentation de Saskia Dunn « Defining the Arawak classifier system: a closer look at multilocus systems in Arawak »
Intervenants et intervenantes
Doctorante à l’Université Goethe de Francfort, Allemagne (en 2024)
Titulaire d'un doctorat en Sciences du langage (Lyon 2, 2003); Directrice de recherche au CNRS en 2015