Resources
Department Facilities:
- Phonology Laboratory, 46 Dwinelle
- Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
- Linguistics Department Library: The department has its own non-circulating library, containing thousands of books and decades of journal subscriptions, and copies of (nearly) every Linguistics dissertation completed at UC Berkeley, as well as many dissertations from other institutions.
- The Berkeley Language Center archives offer language teaching resources, language learning media, audio archives of linguistic fieldwork (in many cases from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages).
University Libraries
UC Berkeley has outstanding library resources, both in terms of collections and staffing. The main library website fully documents the various campus libraries and collections. Linguists tend to concentrate on four of the libraries in the system: the main library (Doe), the Education-Psychology library, the Anthropology library, and the Bancroft library, which houses rare, old, and/or delicate material, including archival notes on American Indian languages. The UC Berkeley linguistics collections are described on the main library website at http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/doemoff/linguistics/.
Campus Computing Resources
- Campus Information Services and Technology (to get email, wireless access, etc.)
- The Scholar's Workstation (to buy equipment at discounted prices; campus community only)
- Software Central (to download software; campus community only)
Corpora
The department houses several online, searchable corpora developed by its own faculty and students:
- Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus (STEDT)
- Comparative Bantu On-line Dictionary (CBOLD)
- Turkish Electronic Living Lexicon (TELL)
- Yahi Translation Project
- Yurok Language Project
In addition the department has access to many other national and international corpora, including:
- British National Corpus (If you can't get access, log in here with your Calnet ID and report your LDAP UID to ronald@berkeley.edu.)
- Literature Online
Links
- Linguistics Society of America website
- The Linguist List (a free resource, run by linguists, dedicating to proving information on languages, language analysis, and the discipline of linguistics generally; a great place to go to find contact information for linguists and a clearinghouse for job postings and grants and fellowships in linguistics)
- The Language Log
- Linguistic Data Consortium