George Ann Gregory, Ph.D.
United States
ph: 505 908 9562
linguist
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Introduction—Anne Marie Goodfellow
Chapter Two
Multilingual Futures: An Examination of Language Shift at Fort Belknap, Montana—Mindy J. Morgan
Chapter Three
Prospects for the Navajo Language—Evangeline Parsons-Yazzie and Jon Reyhner
Chapter Four
Aboriginal Languages and Literacies: A Reflection on Two Cases—Barbara Barnaby
Chapter Five
Language Maintenance in a Cree (Mushkegowuk) Community—John S. Long and Jim Hollander
Chapter Six
Your, Mine, and Mayan: Preservation in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico—Christina Abreo
Chapter Seven
The Reintroduction of Nahuatl into the Aztec Dance Tradition in New Mexico—George Ann Gregory
Chapter Eight
Creating Our Future: Creating a Computer Corpus of Written Choctaw—George Ann Gregory
Chapter Nine
A Language to Call My Own—Hana O’Regan
Chapter Ten
It Takes a Community to Revitalize a Language: Honoring the Contributions of All—Marta Hotus Tuki
Chapter Eleven
Native Language Education and Participatory Action Research: The Lummi Tribe of the Pacific Northwest—Michael A. Shepard
Chapter Twelve
Relearning Athabascan Languages in Alaska: Creating Sustainable Language Communities Through Creolization—Gary Holton
Chapter Thirteen
A Community-based Gut’sala Language Program—Anne Marie Goodfellow
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George Ann Gregory, Ph.D.
United States
ph: 505 908 9562
linguist