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Ferguson, Jenanne – Multilingua: Journal of Cross-Cultural and Interlanguage Communication, 2021
This article investigates contemporary uses of the Sakha language algys (blessing poems) and reveals the "old" and "new" types of language materiality present in this genre of ritual poetry. Focusing primarily on one example of algys shared online in 2018, I discuss how performing algys has always involved close interconnection…
Descriptors: Poetry, Folk Culture, Language Variation, Literary Genres
Daria Boltokova; Jessica Kantarovich; Lenore Grenoble; Maria Pupynina – Language Documentation & Conservation, 2022
This paper problematizes the assessment of speakers' proficiency in endangered language communities. We focus in particular on processes of lexical production and elicitation as proxies for full proficiency assessment. Among linguists, it is standard to assess a speaker's knowledge of specific lexical items in order to set a baseline for further…
Descriptors: Language Research, Indigenous Populations, Foreign Countries, Language Proficiency
Kolesnikova, Alexandra; Liubimova, Alina; Muromtseva, Elena; Muromtsev, Anton – IAFOR Journal of Education, 2021
This study examined the attitudes of postgraduate biology students of three top-ranked Russian universities towards the foreign accents of non-native English-speaking lecturers. Fifty participants responded to a questionnaire, the main purpose of which was to explore the listeners' perceptions of professors' accents and their influence on…
Descriptors: Pronunciation, Graduate Students, Science Instruction, English (Second Language)