Projects Funded by
Thailand Research Fund
Current:
East Tibet: Language, Ethno-history
and Ethnic-identity (2004-2007). Three-year research based on
fieldwork in Tibetan Autonomous Prefectures in Sichuan and Qinghai
Provinces, People’s Republic of China. (Link:
http://www.arts.chula.ac.th/~ling/re080.html)
Completed:
Grammar of Two
Dialects of Southern Kham Tibetan (1999-2003). Three-year research
based on fieldwork in Tibetan Autonomous Prefectures in Sichuan and
Yunnan Provinces, PRC
(Link)
Rgyalthang, a Tibetan language in Yunnan
(1995-1999). Three-year research based on fieldwork in Rgyalthang/Gyethang
(Chinese: Zhongdian/Shangri-la), Diqin Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture,
Yunnan Province, PRC.
(Link)
Kham
Tibetan: A Linguistic and Anthropological Study (2001-2002). A
follow-up project, five-month research at Oriental Institute,
University of Oxford.
Kham Tibetan: A Linguistic and Anthropological
Study (2000-2001), nine-month fieldwork based in Chengdu (Southwest
Institute for Nationalities) and Beijing (Central Nationalities
University), PRC. (Link:
Summary of ASF Projects)
Projects
Funded by Chulalongkorn University
Pragmatics Textbook,
one-year textbook project supported by Research Division, Faculty of
Arts, Chulalongkorn University (January-December 2003)
Discourses on Ethnic Minorities in Thailand, one-year research project
supported by the Silver Jubilee Fund, Chulalongkorn University
(1999-2000).
Project Funded by Wennergen Foundation for Anthropological Research
and Indiana University
Evidentials
in Tibetan: A Dialogic Study of the Interplay between Form and Meaning
(1990-1991 fieldwork conducted in a Tibetan community, Kathmandu,
Nepal, supported by Wennergren Foundation; 1992-1993 dissertation
write-up grant supported by College of Arts and Science, Indiana
University)
International
Collaborative Research Project
Collaborating with Dr. Kevin Stuart and Tibetan students for the
project of collecting folktales in Tibetan dialects at Qinghai Normal
University (2003-present).
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