The African Anaphora Database

In order to provide optimal access to the data we have elicited, the Afranaph Database was designed to permit online search and manipulation of the data stored in the extensive AQ responses. The database permits detailed comparisons of fine-grained distinctions across all of the languages we have data for. Learn More

The Kinande Dictionary Fund

As linguists, it is a truism that our intellectual work depends on the communities of native speakers whose languages we study, but there is not always a simple practical way to give back for all we gain. Projects like this one and those supported by Endangered Language Fund generally provide this opportunity. Learn More

About the Case Files

For each language we have studied we have established a case file that contains additional features of interest to linguists studying that particular language, including an anaphora sketch, a grammar sketch, a consultant profile, a translated narrative and the static (.pdf) version of the AQ response that provides further context for the data prov... Learn More

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Contact The Project:

Ken Safir, Director
African Anaphora Project

18 Seminary Place
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
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Throughout the African Anaphora Website, we provide PDF downloads of our most critical documents. Most notably, our Case Files have links to download Anaphora Questionnaire Responses, Grammar Sketches, and Anaphora Sketches in PDF documents.

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 December 2008 )

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