47 min
What Can Indigenous Languages Teach Us? | with Dr Lindsay Morcom | PODCAST #20 Earth Ideas
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Dr Lindsay Morcom (Ardoch Algonquin First Nation) is a linguist and researcher of aboriginal languages and teaching. She works actively in language revitalisation techniques and advocates for decolonising education. Indigenous languages hold knowledge, histories & ways of thinking about their lands and culture that do not easily translate into western vocabularies and, as hundreds of languages die out every year, people like Lindsay work to make sure they are received by their heirs.
0:00 Introduction to Lindsay
5:07 Urban language revitalisation
12:46 How do you think First Nation Canadians feel about their language?
19:06 Can we have true direct synonyms or translations?
25:42 Isolate languages
28:19 Reconstructing languages
33:24 Lindsay's approach to revitalising & teaching languages
42:00 How are indigenous languages changing & updating?
44:10 Lindsay's latest research
This is a series of in-depth conversations with fascinating people, with loads to say about the current state of the world, everything that came before us, and everything that could be still to come.
We hope you enjoy.
Leave us a comment :)
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And come back next week for more.
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Refs & Links:
https://www.ted.com/talks/lindsay_morcom_a_history_of_indigenous_languages_and_how_to_revitalize_them
Lindsay's Links:
https://educ.queensu.ca/lindsay-morcom https://educ.queensu.ca/atep
Our Socials: https://twitter.com/ideas_earth
https://twitter.com/llcmahler
https://www.instagram.com/earthideaspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/laura.mahler
Dr Lindsay Morcom (Ardoch Algonquin First Nation) is a linguist and researcher of aboriginal languages and teaching. She works actively in language revitalisation techniques and advocates for decolonising education. Indigenous languages hold knowledge, histories & ways of thinking about their lands and culture that do not easily translate into western vocabularies and, as hundreds of languages die out every year, people like Lindsay work to make sure they are received by their heirs.
0:00 Introduction to Lindsay
5:07 Urban language revitalisation
12:46 How do you think First Nation Canadians feel about their language?
19:06 Can we have true direct synonyms or translations?
25:42 Isolate languages
28:19 Reconstructing languages
33:24 Lindsay's approach to revitalising & teaching languages
42:00 How are indigenous languages changing & updating?
44:10 Lindsay's latest research
This is a series of in-depth conversations with fascinating people, with loads to say about the current state of the world, everything that came before us, and everything that could be still to come.
We hope you enjoy.
Leave us a comment :)
SHARE SUBSCRIBE!
And come back next week for more.
If you found this episode valuable, please support me with caffeine to keep them coming https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lauramahler :)
Refs & Links:
https://www.ted.com/talks/lindsay_morcom_a_history_of_indigenous_languages_and_how_to_revitalize_them
Lindsay's Links:
https://educ.queensu.ca/lindsay-morcom https://educ.queensu.ca/atep
Our Socials: https://twitter.com/ideas_earth
https://twitter.com/llcmahler
https://www.instagram.com/earthideaspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/laura.mahler
47 min