
Workshop on the Languages of Melanesia, 21-23 June 2015
Australian National University, Shape
The Workshop on the Languages of Melanesia was hosted by the ANU at the coastal campus at Kioloa (NSW coast) on the 21st to 23rd of June.
Attended by 21 scholars, the workshop provided an opportunity to present exploratory work rather than published outcomes all within an environment of lively discussion and a stunning natural setting. A Melanesian spirit infused the occasion. Evenings witnessed enthusiastic singing around the fireside accompanied by a guitar (Alan Rumsey) and banjo (Matt Carroll).
Eri Kashima was impressed by how wide-ranging the presentations were, a reflection of the breadth and complexity of Melanesia. For Matt Carroll, the high quality of the papers inspired him to really get stuck into his thesis.
A program and abstract book can be downloaded here.
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