El proyecto de revitalización; mantenimiento y desarrollo lingüístico y cultural: resultados y desafíos

José Antonio Flores Farfán

Abstract


The Project on revitalization; maintenance; language and cultural development (prmlcd) has generated a revitalization corpus in about a dozen languages or language varieties with the active collaboration of native speakers; including illustrators; linguists; and disseminators of the materials. In addition; the development of a methodology for language (re)vitalization has been positive in terms of the production and dissemination of useful materials for the reversal of the processes of linguistic and cultural shift. As a result; the PRMLCD has successfully placed about half a million copies of these items in the classroom libraries of the SEP (Secretaría de Educación Pública; The Mexican Ministry of Education) to promote indigenous languages (Nahuatl; Maya and Mixtec) and has offered workshops on language revitalization on an informal recreational approach based on audio-visual means to impact positively the use of threatened languages and cultures.

Keywords


language planning; applied linguistics; visual anthropology; revitalization of indigenous languages; indigenous development; language documentation

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22201/enallt.01852647p.2011.53.500

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