Keren Rice

ABORIGINAL - Review of Dene language and cultural revitalization initiatives in the Sahtú Region

Principal investigators: Rice, Keren

Dene verb paradigm workshop

Principal investigators: Rice, Keren

Keywords: Dene languages; verbs; paradigms; morphology; teaching; pedagogy

Canada Research Chair in Linguistics and Aboriginal Studies

Principal investigators: Rice, Keren

Keywords: athapaskan languages, phonology, morphology, language revitalization, ethics

Markedness, contrast, and phonological activity

Principal investigators: Dresher, B. Elan

Keywords: phonological theory; phonetics-phonology interface; contrast; markedness; segment structure; acquisition; learnability

Process-based morphology in optimality theory: primary linguistic description and language typology

Principal investigators: Alderete, John D.

Keywords: phonology; morphology; primary linguistic description; descriptive linguistics; linguistic typology; process-based morphology; Athapaskan; Tahltan; optimality theory; modularity; interaction; community partnership

The words of our ancestors are our path to the future: mapping Dene language, narrative and governance in Déline, Northwest Territories

Principal investigators: Simmons, Deborah L.

Keywords: North Slavey language; language preservation; transcription; translation; narrative; cultural continuity; intergenerational knowledge transfer; Aboriginal self-governance; dene peoples; Canadian North; community-based research; political economy; literacy

Minobimaatisiiwin: indigenous knowledge, sustainability and Aboriginal people in Toronto

Principal investigators: McGregor, Deborah A.

Keywords: Aboriginal peoples; indigenous knowledge; environment; nationhood; identity and culture; urban Aboriginal populations

Canadian English in the Global Context

Principal investigators: Rice, Keren

Keywords: Canadian English; sociolinguistics; language contact; dialectology; language variation; language change; world English

Markedness and the contrastive hierarchy in phonology

Principal investigators: Dresher, B. Elan

Keywords: phonological theory; phonetics-phonology interface; contrast; markedness; segment structure; acquisition; learnability

Linguistics and Aboriginal Studies

Principal investigators: Rice, Keren D.

Keywords: phonology; athapaskan linguistics; lexicography; variation; markedness